About
Sabrina Miller is a set, costume, prop and puppet designer based on Tiohtià:ke/Montréal land, and a member of APASQ (Association Des Professionnels Des Arts De La Scène Du Québec.) In 2008 Sabrina received their BFA from the University of Victoria where they specialized in the Design and Directing programs. In 2010 they did the SITI intense training program studying Suzuki and Viewpoint methods. Sabrina is working as a mentor for Black Theatre Workshop’s Artist Mentorship Program, which supports emerging talent from all cultural backgrounds and supports them as they enter a professional career. Sabrina also works regularly at Dawson College as a set or costume designer and is a member of the Design and Technical Advisory Committee for the John Abbott Professional Theatre as they redesign their college program to better serve their students both academically and in career preparation.
Sabrina's favourite mediums are designing for new scripts with the opportunity to work directly with the playwright, and, site specific pieces which have been created for audiences outside of a traditional theatre space. They are interested in working closely with the entire creative team to create a complete and immersive environment for their audience to engage with. When appropriate, they try to keep designs sustainable, meaning that they prefer to use responsibly sourced materials and disposal methods. Sabrina loves to inform and entertain with theatre, and does this by enchanting and respecting audiences.