Rising Mexican actress, writer, dancer, and producer, Sabina Tenorio started her acting career when she was 6 years old. Since then, she continued her training as an artist, both in Mexico City and Los Angeles. She recently graduated from BFA Acting for Film having honorary awards. She has performed memorable roles in theater such as Sonya from Uncle Vanya, Laura from The Glass Menagerie and Police in The Seagull. Most recently and notably, she created "Luz" A short film, now a movie in developm...
Rising Mexican actress, writer, dancer, and producer, Sabina Tenorio started her acting career when she was 6 years old. Since then, she continued her training as an artist, both in Mexico City and Los Angeles. She recently graduated from BFA Acting for Film having honorary awards. She has performed memorable roles in theater such as Sonya from Uncle Vanya, Laura from The Glass Menagerie and Police in The Seagull. Most recently and notably, she created "Luz" A short film, now a movie in development about what it is to grow up as a woman in Mexico. The movie celebrates art, feminism and Mexican folklore. Some of her upcoming projects are "Dale a Tu Cuerpo Alegría" where she plays Susana, a control freak, and "Cranberry Pie" where she plays Ly, a woman in an abusive relationship who's just had an abortion.
Rising Mexican actress, writer, dancer, and producer, Sabina Tenorio started her acting career when she was 6 years old. Since then, she continued her training as an artist, both in Mexico City and Los Angeles. She recently graduated from BFA Acting for Film having honorary awards. She has performed memorable roles in theater such as Sonya from Uncle Vanya, Laura from The Glass Menagerie and Police in The Seagull. Most recently and notably, she created "Luz" A short film, now a movie in development about what it is to grow up as a woman in Mexico. The movie celebrates art, feminism and Mexican folklore. Some of her upcoming projects are "Dale a Tu Cuerpo Alegría" where she plays Susana, a control freak, and "Cranberry Pie" where she plays Ly, a woman in an abusive relationship who's just had an abortion.
