Dujonna Gift

Actor · Tiffany Catley in Ludwig

Episode role independently listedBiography draft · end-credit audit open

The Artists Partnership lists Gift’s screen and stage credits; British Comedy Guide lists her Ludwig episode role.

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Biography

Screen and musical-theatre career

Dujonna Gift plays Tiffany Catley in Ludwig Series 2 Episode 3. Her representative’s credit list names the role as Tiffany, while the episode cast list supplies the surname. The agency also lists Maple in Disney’s Snow White, Ingrid in Geek Girl Series 2 and a part in Nostalgia.

Gift’s stage record is especially extensive: it includes Hamilton, Caroline, or Change, Motown the Musical and Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York). A 2024 interview with Gift traces her professional route from two years at the BRIT School to a West End debut as an onstage swing in Motown the Musical at 19. She also describes covering all three Schuyler sisters in Hamilton and performing as part of the Radio trio in Caroline, or Change. These are attributed career details, not a complete dated filmography or personal-life biography.

Theatre

Robin in Two Strangers

Kiln Theatre’s production archive identifies Gift as Robin in Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) during the show’s original London run. Its West End record names her as Robin Delafosse at the Criterion Theatre. Her agency additionally lists Ti Moune in Once on This Island at Theatre Royal Drury Lane and several roles in Hamilton.

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Television credit

Ludwig

Performer: Dujonna Gift
Role: Tiffany Catley
Record: Series 2 Episode 3

The Artists Partnership lists “Ludwig S2” and Tiffany; British Comedy Guide identifies Tiffany Catley in Episode 3. Read this site’s episode guide. Broadcast end-credit wording awaits a direct check.

Artwork and photographs

Original fan-art portrait

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Skills

Musical-theatre work

The published stage credits establish substantial musical-theatre performance experience. They do not state a current vocal range, accents, languages or other casting specifications; those need an approved CV.

Training

BRIT School and early professional path

In her 2024 Musicals interview, Gift says she spent two years at the BRIT School, then began a degree course but left after a year before her first West End job in Motown the Musical. The interview does not name the later institution or establish a completed degree, so neither is asserted here.

Awards and recognition

Individual awards audit open

Hamilton and other productions have won awards, but production honours cannot be entered as Gift’s personal wins. An awarding-body record is needed for individual nominations or awards.

Representation and availability

Professional enquiries

The Artists Partnership maintains Gift’s public professional profile and enquiry route. Consult the live listing for current availability; no private contact details are copied.

Source trail

Representative, theatre and episode records

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