Tina Louise Bomberry, a multifaceted individual from the Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario, Canada, was an enrolled member of the esteemed Mohawk Bear clan.
With a rich career spanning over three decades, Tina was a talented actress, singer, traditional women's dancer, storyteller, stage manager, production assistant, workshop facilitator, casting director, and audition coach, actively involved in the entertainment industry.
As a member of ACTRA and the Canadian Actors Equity Association in Toronto, Tina was a respected figure in the Canadian arts scene, having performed in various mediums including theatre, television, cinema, and radio.
Born in Toronto, Tina's extensive travels across Canada allowed her to hone her craft and gain valuable experience, which she further developed through her training at the Center for Indigenous Theatre in 1986 and Ryerson University in 1988.
Throughout her illustrious career, Tina had a profound impact as a performing artist and advocate for the arts, leaving behind a lasting legacy.
Prior to her passing in the winter of 2018, Tina's passion for writing, storytelling, and singing the blues ignited a creative spark within her, leading her to pursue a freelance career as an artist and storyteller.
