Alma Kwok

Biography

Alma Kwok is a Hong Kong stage, television, and film actress and television presenter, born on 26 February 1995. She graduated from the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, School of Drama, majoring in acting, earning an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree. In 2015, she appeared in the Fresh Wave short film The 18th Painting. After graduation, she worked as a freelance actress in various stage, film, and television productions, as well as undertaking behind-the-scenes work such as writing and directing. In 2017, she gained attention as co-host of the ViuTV travel programme New Century Mountain Yin Love Story alongside Liao Tsz Yu, and later that year her performance in the channel's programme Memory Backup also drew notice. In 2019, she appeared in the short film Red Dates, Barley, and Peanuts, which won Best Narrative Short at the 56th Golden Horse Awards and received multiple awards at local and international film festivals. In 2021, she became a member of the YouTube channel 16:9, acting alongside other artists. In 2022, she was shortlisted for the Hong Kong Screenwriters' Society's Best Film Character of 2022 for her role in the film Lights and Fences. In 2025, she officially founded Black Dragon Theatre and presented the company's inaugural production in January and February of that year. In addition to acting, Kwok engages in directing, screenwriting, and live streaming on Twitch covering talk shows, literature, art, and gaming.