Max Ma is a Singaporean actor who lives and breathes one thing: truth. Not just the serious, dramatic kind, but the kind of truth that makes you laugh, cry, and possibly rethink that three-hour binge-watch from last night. After recently completing a summer conservatory at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York City, Max returned with a renewed commitment to acting—and an appreciation for the fact that "truth" also involves memorizing all your lines.

Max doesn’t believe in the simple idea of good versus evil. His belief in moral nihilism allows him to approach each character with an open mind, free from traditional judgments. By rejecting the idea of fixed moral boundaries, Max dives into the gray areas of his characters, exploring their choices as fully human rather than labeling them as purely right or wrong. This approach helps him bring a deeper, more complex truth to his performances.

Whether in film or theatre, Max is passionate about telling stories that reflect these moral complexities. Theatre holds a special place in his heart, where he embraces the spontaneity of live performance. For Max, acting isn’t just about pretending—it’s about revealing the messy, imperfect truth of being human.