Kat Cunning

Career overview

Kat Cunning, born Katrina Cunningham on November 12, 1989, in Gresham, Oregon, is an American performer recognized for their work as an actor, dancer, model, singer, songwriter, and choreographer. A graduate of the SUNY Purchase Dance Conservatory, Cunning has established a diverse career across stage and screen. Their early performance background includes appearances in the stage productions of Les Liaisons Dangereuses in 2016, Cirque Du Soleil's Paramour, and the immersive theater experience Sleep No More in New York City.

Cunning made their television debut in the second and third seasons of the HBO series The Deuce, where they portrayed the recurring character Christina Fuego, a love interest to the character played by James Franco. In addition to their work on The Deuce, Cunning has appeared in several other television and film projects. Their acting credits include roles in the series Trinkets and Rap Sh!t, as well as the feature films Purple Hearts and Marry Me. With a career spanning multiple disciplines, Cunning is identified as a non-binary artist who continues to work as a recording artist and performer. Their professional portfolio includes 15 known credits according to industry databases.