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Shantae Barnes-Cowan

Entertainment Queensland South Australia

Rising Indigenous Star Shantae Barnes-Cowan Scores AACTA Award Nod for Best Lead Actress

Mibenge Nsenduluka December 9, 2023

Adelaide is buzzing with excitement as the talented Shantae Barnes-Cowan, a 20-year-old Adnyamathanha woman hailing from Whyalla, has been nominated for Best Lead Actress in Film at the AACTA Awards. The recognition comes for her compelling portrayal of Murra in the Australian drama Sweet As, a coming-of-age masterpiece that debuted […]

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