Esmé Bianco is a dynamic British actress, widely recognized for her standout roles in Game of Thrones, The Magicians, and Supergirl. She studied at Goldsmiths College London, where she nurtured her passion for the arts. Beyond her acting career, Esmé is a committed advocate for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. She co-created the groundbreaking Phoenix Act, which has twice extended the statute of limitations on domestic violence crimes in California. Her courageous testimony before the California Assembly and her highly publicized legal battle against her abuser have inspired many, and her story of resilience has been featured on Good Morning America, and in Rolling Stone, LA Times and New York Magazine.  Her latest initiative, Visionary Survivor Creative Fund, focuses on healing through survivor-led artistic projects, underscoring her dedication to amplifying the stories and experiences of those affected by abuse.