ABOUT

Sara Campos-Silvius (she/her) is a queer and multiracial Latine multidisciplinary artist and performer in amiskwacîwâskahican / Edmonton in Treaty 6 Territory in Alberta, Canada. Recent highlights include performing at Skirtsafire 2026 as a featured spoken word artist with her horror poetry collection “Macabre” and performing as a CRIPSiE ensemble member in the disability arts showcase “Nothing About Us Without Us” at the Fringe Arts Barns in fall 2026. Sara was an Alberta Playwrights’ Network IBPOC Playwright In Residence 2023-24 where she wrote “Besties and Besitos: A Queer Romantic Comedy” which had play readings at Springboards, Script Salon, and Expanse. Her playwright production credits include the award-winning comedy-horror “Moonie And Maybee Dig Up A Grave” at Nextfest. Sara’s short films “Power Chord” and “The Inner Ring” have screened at festivals such as the Edmonton International Film Festival, Toronto International Women Film Festival, Montreal’s Image+Nation Queer Short Film Festival, Dance: Made in Canada, FAVA Fest, and the Art Gallery of Alberta. Sara’s work has appeared in CONNECTIONS//COLLISIONS, Expanse, Edmonton Poetry Festival, Found Fest, Nextfest, Skirtsafire, Script Salon, Springboards, Capital City Press, Hungry Zine, and more. She has been a company member of the integrated disability arts group CRIPSiE (Collaborative Radically Integrated Performers Society in Edmonton) since 2013. Check out Sara’s work at saracs.art and on Instagram at @realsarasupernova