
Sabrine Ahmed Iqbal
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Sabrine Ahmed Iqbal
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- Actor
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- Location
- Seoul
- Agency
- Freelancer
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About
Sabrine Ahmed Iqbal is a U.S.- and Korea-based actor and dancer/performer, fluent in English and Bengali and conversational in Korean and Spanish. She has a strong foundation in stage acting and movement-driven performance. She trained in Theatre Arts alongside Mechanical Engineering at MIT (B.S.), earned an MBA, and holds a B.A. in Kathak Dance from the University of Fine Arts in India, bringing precision, discipline, and cultural range to every role. Her playing age ranges from her 20s to 30s. She worked at Samsung in Korea for 3 years and can navigate easily in Korean. She delivers versatile, camera-ready performances grounded in rigorous training.
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Career
Lead actor (Cow 2) in Bovine Existential Play, part of the 2025 Seoul Players Festival. Won first place.
Participated in 2 casting director workshops in Seoul through ASW with the following casting directors: Lukas Casting (Korea), Amber ENT (Korea), Olivia Brittain (UK), and Paushali Banik (UK).
Main host of a Bengali-language comedy YouTube production and reality show.
Actor in multiple stage plays, including Einstein in Einstein's Dreams; Gangster and Ensemble in The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui; Isaac Newton's Mother in Small Infinities; Ted Talk Speaker in Pullman, WA; and Faerie in The Appeal.
Podcast narrator and voice-over artist for Quest and Conquest Podcast by the Call to Cause organization.
Participated in the 6-week Actor's Lab through ASW, focusing on character development, personal branding, and casting audition preparation.
Education
Theatre Arts and Mechanical Engineering
Kathak Dance
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