Sina Martens

Sina Martens studied acting at the Hochschule for Music and Theater 'Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy' in Leipzig. Already during her studies, collaborations began with directors, such as Hans-Werner Kroesinger, Rainald Grebe and Sebastian Hartmann. She was then discovered by Oliver Reese, who engaged her at the Schauspiel Frankfurt and subsequently, at the Berliner Ensemble, where she took on leading roles in productions by Alexander Eisenach, Bernadette Sonnenbichler, Frank Castorf, Lena Brasch, Michael Thalheimer and Robert Borgmann.

She has received many awards for her outstanding acting talents, including the Award of the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research, the Fellowship of the German National Academic Foundation and the International Forum of the Berlin Theatertreffen, and was voted Young Actress of the Year by the theater magazine Theater heute.

Her work in film include leading roles in productions by directors like Andreas Dresen, Irene von Alberti, Lars Becker, Marc Schießer, Arman T. Riahi and Michael Krummenacher like 'From Hilde with Love', 'I don't work here' and 'Trunk'.