Miyuki Lotz is a multifaceted individual with a rich background in the performing arts. As a formally trained actor and MEAA graded stunt woman, she has honed her craft through rigorous training and experience.
Before pursuing her acting career, Miyuki was a professional ballerina with the esteemed Queensland Ballet Company, where she refined her skills and developed a deep appreciation for the art form.
Miyuki's educational journey began at the Queensland University of Technology, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Acting from the prestigious three-year program. Her academic achievements were followed by a stint at Yoko Narahashi's United Performers Studio in Tokyo, where she immersed herself in the Japanese culture and further developed her acting skills.
However, due to work commitments in Australia, Miyuki was forced to return to her homeland after a year, bringing her international training and experience back to her home country.
Miyuki's ancestry is a fascinating blend of Japanese, European, and Zimbabwean decent, with roots in Russia, Italy, Germany, and a connection to the Jewish community through her paternal grandmother's bloodline.
During the pandemic-induced shutdown of the entertainment industry, Miyuki founded Choices & Voices, a program dedicated to the mental and emotional well-being of artists, providing a vital support system for those affected by the crisis.
As a passionate advocate for women's empowerment and social change, Miyuki is also a member of Zonta International, an organization that works to further opportunities and education for women, while combating violence against humanity.
Miyuki currently resides in Australia with her family, where she continues to pursue her passions and make a positive impact on her community.
