Malcolm-Ali Davis is a 14-year-old Triple Threat Entertainer (Actor/Singer/Dancer). He has been in the Entertainment Industry for over a decade and has done numerous Commercials, Voice-Over’s, Television Shows, Films and Theatricals. One of his biggest roles to date was the lead as “Young Simba” of Disney’s Award winning Broadway musical, The Lion King. Malcolm-Ali is a member of the AEA, and is SAG & AFTRA eligible.
He started show business at age 3, following in the footsteps of his thr...
Malcolm-Ali Davis is a 14-year-old Triple Threat Entertainer (Actor/Singer/Dancer). He has been in the Entertainment Industry for over a decade and has done numerous Commercials, Voice-Over’s, Television Shows, Films and Theatricals. One of his biggest roles to date was the lead as “Young Simba” of Disney’s Award winning Broadway musical, The Lion King. Malcolm-Ali is a member of the AEA, and is SAG & AFTRA eligible.
He started show business at age 3, following in the footsteps of his three older siblings. It all started when one of his sisters went to audition for a voice-over; the casting director noticed him peeking into the room, and asked him to audition. A few days later, the call came that he had gotten the part. Since that time he has done work for: CBS, Disney, Verizon, The Opera Company of Philadelphia, The Classic Shakespeare Company of Philadelphia, Vanguard, The Diabetes Foundation, UV Travel, Mattel Toys, OSHA, and NYCBC, to name a few. Malcolm won third place in the First Annual "Sing On a Cruise Contest" (by The UV Travel Agency). He advanced to the finals round (22) people, and then came in third place overall. He was the only child performing. Then in December of last year, Malcolm won UV Travel Agencies Perform on a Cruise Contest, and will be performing on Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines in August! Malcolm-Ali has performed in many venues internationally!
His music style is different than that of any performer his age, and most artists that are out now. He focuses and connecting with the audience, and really entertaining whether he is performing for a crowd of 5 people or 5,000.
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