Catherine Văn-Davies (born 1985 or 1986^[1]) is an Australian actress of Vietnamese descent.

Văn-Davies' mother was a refugee from Vietnam who arrived in Australia at the age of 18. Văn-Davies was born In Canberra, spent part of her early childhood in Indonesia and her school years in Brisbane, Queensland. After graduating from high school she first undertook a business degree at the Queensland University of Technology, but she then switched to acting and completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 2006. She also studied at the HB Studio in New York City.^[2][1]

After returning to Australia, Văn-Davies moved to Sydney and worked mostly in theatre. In 2019 she won a Sydney Theatre Award for Angels in America (best female support) and another one for White Pearl (best ensemble).^[2]

In addition to her theatre work, Văn-Davies has also appeared in multiple Australian TV series, most notably Hungry Ghosts (2020) ^[3][4] and Amazing Grace (2021).^[5]

At the 2023 Sydney Theatre Awards, she won Best Performance in a Leading Role in a Mainstage Production for her role in Constellations and Best Performance in a Supporting Role in an Independent Production for A Streetcar Named Desire.^[6]

Văn-Davies in 2022 appeared in ABC drama Barons (TV series),^[7][8] and also appeared in Foxtel legal drama The Twelve.^[9]

In 2023, Văn-Davies made several television appearances in Stan series Wolf Life Me, Mother and Son^[10] and The Claremont Murders where she played the real life Alison Fan who reported on the case from the first day to the last day.^[11][12]

In 2024, Văn-Davies was announced to appear in Home and Away in the role of Stevie Marlow.^[13]

Văn-Davies has been in a relationship with fellow Australian actor Fayssal Bazzi since 2014.^[14]

• Catherine Văn-Davies at IMDb