Windson Liong

Windson Liong is an award-winning actor, singer, and voiceover artist based in London, UK, with a deep-rooted passion for advocating new works. Originally from Singapore and fluent in both English and Mandarin, he has captivated audiences in over 50 stage and musical productions globally, alongside recording 11 cast albums.
 

Best known for voicing characters Yin-Long and Lei in the UK/US version of Thomas and Friends, Windson has also contributed to numerous audio dramas and documentaries for BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service. As an audiobook narrator, his work on Myths of China earned him a nomination for Children's Audiobook of the Year at The Week Junior Book Awards.
 

His voice also features prominently in multiple major video games across various platforms, including PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and PC. Notable credits include Total War: Three Kingdoms, Hitman 3, Ravenswatch, Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, and Black Myth: Wukong, which earned him a nomination for Best Performance in Gaming at the One Voice Awards.
 

Windson's creative process thrives on exploration, curiosity, and a love for collaborative storytelling. With a profound appreciation for a world without borders, he is passionate about fostering international collaborations and cross-cultural exchanges that connect the world through art, one production at a time. He champions powerful narratives that challenge, inspire, and transform, ensuring fresh voices and bold stories have the opportunity to be heard.
 

A Theatre Arts graduate from Lasalle College of the Arts (Singapore), Windson also holds a Master of Arts in Music Theatre from The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama (UK).

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Recent Reviews for Hot Pot (2026):

"Windson Liong gives a strong performance as this endearing character." - Once a Week Theatre

"Liong exudes warmth and is extremely personable, making him likeable from the very first moments he appears on stage, and ensuring he is a great choice as the central character." - Rated Review

"Windson Liong delivered his demanding monologues, as Tao, as Tao’s father and as the Rabbit God, with great skill." - Cha Journal

"Windson Liong, who also plays Tao, begins his monologue on the Rabbit God... the monologues are also moments of excellence – strong writing, captivating performance – within an already solid play." - Theatre Weekly

"This is delivered by Liong with weight, sounding off the true beginning of the show’s discussions in depth." - Operation Live Theatre

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