Aixa Kay (born Aixa Alkusayer) is a multi-talented Saudi artist who has established a notable career as an actress, writer, and voice artist, bridging the creative landscapes of Canada and Saudi Arabia. Born and raised in Saudi Arabia, she later moved to Vancouver, Canada, where she honed her craft through extensive acting training. Kay holds a Master of Arts in Creative Writing from Portland State University in the United States. Kay began her career in writing, serving as the head writer for two television comedies for MBC. However, her passion for performance led her to acting. Her breakout lead role in the Canadian feature film "Jasmine Road" (2020) was a pivotal moment, earning her three award nominations for Best Lead Performance and membership in the Canadian actors' union (UBCP/ACTRA). Having recently returned to reside full-time in Riyadh, she has made a significant impact on Saudi drama with acclaimed roles in series like "Sharie Al Asha" and "Banat Al Thanawi," as well as participating in important Saudi films such as "Norah" and "Saify." Alongside her screen work, Kay is an accomplished voice artist, lending her voice to global brands like Spotify and Microsoft Xbox and narrating several audiobooks.

In May 2026, Aixa Kay was honored at the annual "Women in Cinema" gala hosted by the Red Sea Film Foundation during the Cannes Film Festival. This recognition celebrated her significant contributions to the film industry and her impactful roles in films like "Norah" and "Saify." Kay gained international acclaim for her leading role in the Canadian feature film "Jasmine Road" (2020), for which she received three nominations for Best Lead Performance. This role not only highlighted her talent but also earned her membership in the Canadian actors' union, UBCP/ACTRA, a significant achievement. Before focusing on acting, Aixa Kay proved her talent in screenwriting by serving as the Head Writer for two successful TV comedies for the MBC network. She also developed her own TV series pilot, "Mother Afraa," through the Red Sea Series Labs. Upon her return to Saudi Arabia, she made a remarkable impact on local television drama. Her performance as "Umm Ibrahim" in the series "Sharie Al Asha" received widespread praise from both audiences and critics, cementing her status as a respected and influential Saudi actress.

Aixa Kay earned a Master of Arts (MA) in Creative Writing from Portland State University in the United States. She also underwent extensive acting training in Vancouver, Canada, through various workshops and classes, notably studying with coach Fiona Hogan.