Shanice Bowrin

Montreal native Shanice Bowrin launched her acting career by performing in theatre, film, and television. She's gained recognition for her roles in the award-winning short film "The Absurdity of The Black Female Experience" and the Webfest selection "Sofa Queens." She's also appeared in "Haunted Hospitals" and showcased her talent in original theatre productions such as "Why The River Sings." In voice acting, Shanice has worked with notable clients like Microsoft Office, Welch's Juice, and Netflix Studios, excelling in commercials, animation, and e-learning narration. Her live theatre experience includes diverse roles, including a memorable performance in "The Butler: A Superhero Story" and a local rendition of "Mamma Mia." Shanice has also contributed to devised work in projects like "Through The Pages" and "A Series of Stories for Somewhere In Between." With an extensive portfolio spanning theatre, film, television, and voice acting, Shanice Bowrin captivates audiences with her talent and unwavering dedication to the craft, leaving a lasting impact on the screen.