Sabine Singh, a remarkable individual born in New York, is the daughter of an Indian Maharaja father and an Austrian beauty queen mother. As a young girl, she divided her time between dance and theatre, showcasing her early interest in the performing arts.
Sabine's educational background is impressive, having studied at The University of Michigan before matriculating to NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where she earned her BFA in acting. Her academic pursuits were further enhanced by her studies at The Stella Adler Conservatory, Playwrights Horizons, and the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company in London and Stratford-Upon-Avon, under the guidance of esteemed mentors such as Ben Kingsley, Alan Rickman, and Rosemary Harris.
Sabine's film credits include notable roles in Maryam, The Anarchist's Cookbook, Ricky Six, and Someone Like You, directed by Tony Goldwyn. Her television appearances are equally impressive, with recurring roles on Dawson's Creek, Las Vegas, The Sopranos, CSI: NY, and Unscripted, as well as a notable guest appearance as Martha Stewart's daughter Lexi in "Martha Behind Bars," alongside Cybill Shepard.
Theatre remains Sabine's true passion, and she was a founding resident company member of the award-winning The Flea Theater, led by Jim Simpson and Mac Wellman. Her most recent Off-Broadway appearance was in the world premiere production of "The Gold Standard," which received critical acclaim.
Sabine splits her time between New York, Los Angeles, and London, and is the sister of artist Schandra Singh. Her interests extend beyond the performing arts, as she is involved with The Art of Living and the International Association for Human Values, founded by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and The Dalai Lama. These organizations aim to bring people from diverse backgrounds, religions, and cultural traditions together to celebrate and serve, promoting the practice of human values in everyday life and restoring peace on the planet.
