Basic Information
Name: Cynthia Koh
姓名: 许美珍
Date Of Birth: 25 March 1974
Country Of Birth: Singapore
Dialect Group: Teochew
Chinese Zodiac: Tiger
Height: 1.60m
Weight: 46 Kg
Language Spoken: English, Mandrain, Teochew
Talents: Acting, Ballet, Singing, Hosting

Favourites
Favourite Colour: Navy Blue
Favourite Food: Peranakan Cusine
Favourite Animal: Dog
Favourite Albums:  We Sing , We Dance, We Steal Things by Jason Mraz
Favourite Books: The Secret by Rhonda Byrne
Childhood Ambition: Flight attendent
Willing to spend money on: Travel Trips
Person that you admire most: people who add value to other people's lives

Questions and Answers
Most Unforgettable Experience:
I don't really like to remember bad incident. haha

Places that visited frequently:
Gym, I go to the gym at my apartment 4 to 5 times a week

What are your goal?:
I don't like to plan, I will go with the flow, I accept things as they come, In life there are many challenges ahead, It all up to you and how you conquer them.

Cynthia Koh's potential and flair for acting have been duly recognized even before her glamour days. In fact, the saccharine sweet actress made her small screen debut in <The Dating Game> while still undergoing training in the 10th Drama Artiste Course organized by the then Singapore Broadcasting Corporation (currently MediacorpTV) in 1992.

Over the years, the petite actress continuously outshines with her acting skills to transcend into the leading lady.

The multi-talented actress also made her debut in stage performance in the critically acclaimed <Men At Forty-Eight> in 1997. Her acting skill was further recognised when she bagged the Best Actress Award in Star Awards '99 with her breakthrough performance in <Stepping Out> where she played a long-suffering woman fighting against her fate. The same role also earned her a nomination in the same category at the Asian Television Awards. She is also one of the first Singaporean actress to ever shave her head for a role.

Effectively bilingual, Cynthia made her cross over to English drama when she was cast in the award-winning local series, <Growing Up>, which was immediately followed by another lead role in <@Moulmein High>, a high school drama, making her an huge idol amongst teengers across the island.

To date, Cynthia has not only handled diversified roles both in Chinese and English, but has also tried her hands at hosting and singing, all to favourable reviews. A thespian actress, it is little wonder why she is a hot favourite amongst directors and producers alike. Her latest productions included two 100-episode long Chinese drama, <Holland V> and <Portrait of Home> in leading roles.