Sohina Sidhu

Sohina Sidhu is a Lecturer at the Yale School of Drama, specializing in acting, directing, and teaching artistry. She holds an MFA in Acting from Yale (2019), alongside degrees from the University of Southern California’s School of Drama and School of Cinematic Arts. Her work spans theater, film, and television, with notable performances and directorial projects including The Red Tent, NOVIOS, and the short film VUKA, which earned international recognition.

Her academic and creative affiliations include co-founding the Encompass Collective and membership in The Actors Center and The National Alliance of Acting Teachers. Sidhu’s research and practice focus on interdisciplinary performance, actor training, and storytelling across media. She has contributed to acclaimed productions at Yale Repertory Theatre and venues like Pace Gallery NYC, alongside television roles on Evil, FBI, and Prodigal Son.

• Education:
• MFA in Acting, Yale School of Drama, 2019
• Bachelor’s in Acting, University of Southern California School of Drama
• Bachelor’s in Film, USC School of Cinematic Arts

Her awards and recognitions highlight her innovative direction, particularly in short films and theater adaptations. While no formal grants or advising roles are listed, her collaborative work with Encompass Collective emphasizes community-driven art initiatives.