Monica Sanborn

Monica Sanborn (she/her) is a talented Canadian multidisciplinary artist and actor residing in Brooklyn, NY. A dedicated member of Theater Mitu, she has recently contributed to the innovative production of Utopian Hotline, which is currently on an international tour. Her work spans multiple mediums, showcasing her versatility as both a performer and a creator.

Sanborn's film contributions have garnered significant attention, including her role in Jefferson Ave., directed by Hannah Whisenant. This film has made its mark by being featured at notable events such as the Lower East Side Film Festival and NoBudge Live 29, and it even received the distinction of a Vimeo Staff Pick. In addition, her performance in Cousins, directed by Karina Dandashi, has been showcased at prestigious festivals like BFI Flare, Florida Film Festival, and The Future of Film is Female festival, among others. Another highlight of her film work is Summer Solstice, directed by Noah Schamus, which premiered at the Provincetown Film Festival.

Through her diverse artistic endeavors, Sanborn continues to push boundaries and engage audiences, establishing herself as a noteworthy figure in the contemporary arts scene.