Michelle Law 羅敏儀 is a writer and actor based on Gadigal land (in Sydney, Australia). She writes for print, theatre, and screen. 

Her plays include Top Coat (Sydney Theatre Company 2022), Miss Peony (Belvoir St Theatre 2023), and the smash-hit play Single Asian Female (numerous, 2017 - 2022), which had sold out seasons across the east coast of Australia as well as in New Zealand. 

She is the co-creator, co-writer and co-lead of the SBS series Homecoming Queens, which won an Australian Writers' Guild Award, an Equity Ensemble Award, a Melbourne WebFest Award, and was nominated for an AACTA Award.

She has previously been a recipient of the Queensland Premier's Young Publishers and Writers Award. More recently, she was the winner of the Arts & Culture category of the Most Influential Young Asian-Australian Awards. 

Michelle has been published in numerous Australian books, literary journals, and magazines, and is a prolific speaker, regularly appearing on panels and at festivals.

Her travel book, Asian Girls are Going Places, was published by Hardie Grant in 2022. 

She is currently adapting the Miles Franklin shortlisted novel, One Hundred Days by Alice Pung, into a feature film. 

She is represented by RGM Artists.