MONIQUE THE ACTOR.

“Monique A. Robinson is a gifted and skilled storyteller; when she is  onstage, you will have a stronger understanding of the story. She brings you into the world created through character and when she exits the stage, she leaves you wanting more.”

- Kalif Troy (Director of WaDe N’Da WaTer)

Bold. Sprightly. Quick-Witted. A gentle powerhouse, with a deep well of emotion. Are phrases that perfectly paint the picture of classically trained actor Monique A. Robinson.

Monique is passionate about portraying dynamic women of the African Diaspora and the complexity and uniqueness of Black Culture. When casting think ”a young Tracee Ellis Ross meets Condola Rashâd.”

Monique has performed in New York City at: Ensemble Studio Theatre, The Workshop Theatre Company, and Labyrinth Theatre Company. Regionally, she’s worked with: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, and Shakespeare & Company. Monique’s onscreen work can be seen on Netflix, TV Land, and CBS AllAccess. Monique received her B.A. in Theatre and Government at Smith College and her M.F.A. in acting from the Professional Actor Training Program at the University of Washington. Monique was nominated for her Outstanding Performance as Keisha in Berkeley Rep’s production of Fairview by Jackie Sibblies Drury. She is the recipient of the prestigious Yvonne Sarah Bernhardt Buerger Prize for her contribution to theater.