Sheree da Costa is an actor, dancer and writer.

As a performer she has credits in film, TV and music theater. She is an ex-Principal dancer with the AUSTRALIAN BALLET and former artist with SYDNEY DANCE CO. Recent appearances as a performer include THE DEB (2026), a feature film directed and produced by Rebel Wilson, a guest role in hit Australian series BUMP for Stan TV (2025) and KINGDOM OF THE PLANET OF THE APES (2024) where she was part of the main supporting cast.

In 2022 Sheree released a short film in collaboration with Lunacraft Productions titled DANCING WITH MY MOTHER, a semi-biographical short film tribute to her late son Joey, which successfully toured the film festival circuit from 2023 to 2024, winning seven international film festival awards.

As a writer Sheree will be releasing her book DANCING WITH MY MOTHER - A Mother’s Memoir of Love, Loss and Light, via FAIRPLAY PUBLISING in 2027.

A little about Sheree’s book DANCING WITH MY MOTHER - A Mother’s Memoir of Love, Loss and Light …

A mother fights to save her gifted son from addiction and the hallucinatory disorder that stole his future – a haunting dance of hope, hindsight and the realization that sometimes love is not enough. DANCING WITH MY MOTHER is a profoundly personal memoir of a mother’s battle to save her son, no matter the cost to herself.

A tale told from the heart, DANCING WITH MY MOTHER chronicles grief, fortitude, and eventual acceptance, showcasing the eternal bond between a mother and her son.

Sheree’s first book, TAKING THE DROP, written with three friends, was self-published via Vivid Publishing in 2011, and is the story of four women who took up surfing in their forties. The forward was written by Layne Beachley, seven-time World Surf Champion.

In her spare time, Sheree loves to spend time with family and friends, long walks in nature with the family golden retriever, and catching waves on her surfboard with like-minded surf buddies.