Sandi Carroll is a multifaceted artist with a broad range of expertise in the entertainment industry. As an actor, she has made notable appearances on Broadway in productions such as Irena's Vow, as well as in various films including Rabbit Hole, starring Nicole Kidman, and The Adjustment Bureau, alongside Matt Damon.
In addition to her acting work, Sandi has also ventured into writing, performing, and producing her own shows. One notable example is Faux: An Auto-Spy-Ography, which is based on her experiences as an undercover private investigator in Chinatown. She is also a co-founder and performer in the comedy group Logic Limited, LTD., where she has created and performed numerous productions, including Famous!, Schaden, Freude, & You: A Self-Help Seminar, TiVo La Resistance!, Philip & Karen's Wedding Party, and Mission: Implausible!.
As the Artistic Director of the Mud/Bone Collective, Sandi has created, performed, and produced a variety of productions, including Impossible Country, a multi-media exploration of life as a refugee in NYC based on interviews with refugees from Iraq, Rwanda, Pakistan, Egypt, and Russia.
In addition to her work as a performer and producer, Sandi is also an educator with a strong background in teaching acting, clowning, and movement. She has taught at several esteemed institutions, including NYU, Emerson College, and the University of Virginia. She has also served as a research fellow at Penn State's Arts & Design Research Incubator, where she investigates the impact of the 'Discipline of Play' on a range of health and human development issues.
Sandi's experience in education management is extensive, having served as the Education Manager at The Public, where she produced the Shakespeare Lab, Shakespeare in the Boroughs, and oversaw over 50 onstage discussions with artists, including Tim Robbins, Sam Rockwell, Phil Hoffman, Suzan-Lori Parks, and Kurt Vonnegut. She is also a former member of The Moth Advisory Committee and has worked as a teaching artist with Theatre for A New Audience and Theatre Development Fund.
Sandi holds a BFA from Boston University and an MFA from the University of Virginia.
