Shanice Iesha Bowrin
Writer. Director.Storyteller
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Explore the world of Shanice Bowrin
Shanice Bowrin, a Montreal native, began her acting career in her early twenties, embracing theater, film, and television. She's earned recognition for her work in the award-winning short film "The Absurdity of The Black Female Experience" and the Webfest selection "Sofa Queens." Shanice has also appeared in "Haunted Hospitals" and showcased her talent in original theatre productions like "Why The River Sings."
Now, as a writer and director, Shanice Iesha Bowrin is known for creating stories about wanderers who find themselves in extraordinary ways. Inspired by her Caribbean heritage and prevalent social issues, Shanice skillfully blends Caribbean folklore, horror, comedy and drama to reveal unspoken truths and encourage her audience to reflect on their own lives. As an artist, she focuses on themes of home, poignant social issues, and Black queerness, often with a surreal twist.
Now, as a writer and director, Shanice Iesha Bowrin is known for creating stories about wanderers who find themselves in extraordinary ways. Inspired by her Caribbean heritage and prevalent social issues, Shanice skillfully blends Caribbean folklore, horror, comedy and drama to reveal unspoken truths and encourage her audience to reflect on their own lives. As an artist, she focuses on themes of home, poignant social issues, and Black queerness, often with a surreal twist.
Unearth the Possibilities
Client: Holt Renfrew
Client: Holt Renfrew
The Adult Table
Client: Welch’s
Client: Welch’s
Why The River Sings (2022)
Photography by Sam Polzin Photography
A SERIES OF STORIES FROM SOMEWHERE IN-BETWEEN (2021)
