Dina Shihabi

Dina Shihabi is an accomplished actress recognized for her versatile roles in television series and films. She has a notable background in theater, training at prestigious institutions in New York. After earning her Master of Fine Arts degree from NYU Tisch School for the Arts in 2014, Dina Shihabi quickly established herself as a dynamic talent in film and television. Her rigorous training included two years at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts from 2008 to 2010, and in 2011, she achieved the remarkable distinction of being accepted into both the prestigious Juilliard School and NYU’s Graduate Acting Program.

Shihabi transitioned to acting professionally in 2010 and relocated to New York City in 2007 to hone her craft. Her early career saw her take on her first major film role in the 2014 feature Amira & Sam, marking the beginning of a robust screen presence. Shihabi continued to expand her diverse portfolio with roles across acclaimed television series and independent films. In 2017, she appeared in the film Cigarette Soup, showcasing her range.

That same year, Shihabi also returned to feature films with a role in Catching Dust. Beyond her acting, she ventured into production, serving as an executive producer for the short film Chicken in 2021, showcasing her expanding influence within the industry. As Shihabi’s career continues to evolve, she maintains an active presence in the industry and remains committed to impactful storytelling. In 2025, she demonstrated her social commitment by signing an open pledge with Film Workers for Palestine, aligning her professional platform with causes important to her.

Her trajectory highlights a consistent dedication to complex characters and diverse narratives across major global platforms.