Sabrina Grdevich, a remarkably accomplished Canadian actress, has been a prominent figure in the entertainment industry since 1991, effortlessly transitioning between screen and stage.
Her extensive theatrical career has led to a wide range of roles in television, independent features, and mainstream film, showcasing her remarkable versatility.
Notably, she received a Dora award for her outstanding performance in the DuMaurier Theater production of The Old Man's Band, and she had the privilege of understudying 22 individuals at Canada's prestigious Stratford Festival, where she took on iconic roles in Shakespeare's Hamlet as Ophelia and Measure for Measure, as well as Chekhov's Uncle Vanya.
Throughout her career, Sabrina has resided in both Los Angeles and New York, honing her craft in these prominent entertainment hubs, before eventually returning to her hometown of Toronto.
With roots tracing back to Italian-Slovene descent, Sabrina's cultural heritage has undoubtedly played a significant role in shaping her artistic perspective.
Beyond her impressive film and stage credits, Sabrina made history as the first English-language voice artist for the beloved cartoon character Sailor Pluto.
