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Originally from Jamaica, Nicola Lambo quickly embarked on her path to becoming a versatile entertainer upon arriving in the United States. She earned a scholarship and soon graduated with a Jazz Vocal Degree from the University of Miami. Immediately after college, she was hired by the Walt Disney World Company, where she performed in five different Equity Theater shows, showcasing her talents in singing, acting, and dancing. Her standout role was the lead part of African princess Kibibi (also known as Nala) in the "Festival of the Lion King" at Disney's Animal Kingdom. She then toured globally with Record Label Artists, performing in front of thousands and further honing her acting skills.
Since her dynamic start, Nicola has built an impressive career and established herself in California. She has made notable appearances on network television, featuring in shows such as "American Crime Story: Versace" alongside award-winning Judith Light, "The Neighborhood," "Life in Pieces," "S.W.A.T," "Lethal Weapon," "Scandal," "Criminal Minds," "Man with a Plan," and "NCIS," among others. Her film credits include prominent roles in theatrical releases like "Greenland" and "Creed III," as well as a lead role in the holiday film "Santa Claws," a heartwarming story about parenthood, cats, and a Santa with allergies. Nicola has also developed a successful career in commercials, voice-over work, and as a spokesperson, earning significant recognition.
"It's exciting to embrace each new opportunity and share my passion for storytelling through performance. I look forward to learning, growing, and deepening my craft with every role. With my unique look and vibrant personality, I’ve become known as a ray of sunshine on set, always aiming to bring something extra to every project. Acting allows us to transport audiences to different times and places, evoking a range of emotions, offering insight, inspiration, and hope in unexpected ways. From a young age, I knew this was my calling. For me, this is only the beginning, and I remain focused and deeply grateful for every step of the journey." My philosophy: "The best way to predict the future is to create it." — Lincoln
