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Sara Campos-Silvius (she/her) is a QBIPOC poet, playwright & performer! www.saracs.art | amiskwacîwâskahican | Edmonton, AB, Canada

Sara Campos-Silvius stands with hands on hips and looks at the camera with a relaxed and sultry expression. She wears a lacy black dress with a low-cut neckline and snake-shaped earrings. She is illuminated by green light against a purple background.
Three photos of various movement artists dancing on stage. Some of the dancers use mobility tools such as walkers or wheelchairs. Text reads: What is CRIPSiE? CRIPSIE (The Collaborative Radically Integrated Performers Society in Edmonton) is an Edmonton-based collective of artists that include people who experience disability and their allies. We challenge dominant stories of disability and other forms of oppression through high-quality crip and mad performance art, video art, as well as public education and outreach programs.
Against a red curtain background, Sara Campos-Silvius is pictured from the head and shoulders upwards as she passionately delivers a spoken word performance. She is dressed in black and grips a microphone with one hand while raising her other hand in the air, her face in an expression of rapturous focus. Text below picture reads name of event and date and location. May 23, 2026 ArtsHub Ortona 9722 102 ST NW
A group of performers stands on a black stage in a crowd formation facing the audience while speaking loudly and gesticulating emphatically. They are illuminated by a warm overhead light and their clothes are various shades of black, pink, grey, and olive green.
A collage of photos of various cardboard-based puppet and mask creations being animated by performers on a black stage. Text reads: Fantasies in Trash: in eleven movements
Hue: purple A poster reading Ambient Choir
Sign on sidewalk outside restaurant. Sign has white/blue logo text and reads: Edmonton Poetry Festival
Sara Campos-Silvius performs spoken word. The photo is a medium close shot, from the waist up. Sara stands on a black stage dressed in a lacy black outfit illuminated by a spotlight with a purple hue. She grips a microphone in one hand and raises her other hand above her head. Her expression is one of intense passion and focus. Surrounding her photo are testimonials written in white text. Clockwise from top right corner the text reads: “Sara’s work has me howling at the moon, chasing down witches by moonlight.” - Daniel Poitras “Spellbinding” “Rich with images, music, and mood. Her performance captivates the audience.” - Marco Melfi “Evocative, playful, and a joy to witness” Photo credit: April Mac Killins Event: SkirtsAfire 2026
A collage of portraits of 20 different featured playwrights/performers of various ethnicities, ages, and genders. In the centre black text on a white background reads FIVE ALIVE: THE SPRINGBOARDS CABARET GOES ROGUE! MARCH 28
A plastic name card attached to a bright red lanyard lies on a grey counter. The card reads Artist and SkirtsAFire Festival.
A group of performers are on their feet in profile in a loose formation reaching towards the sky. They wear shades of black, grey, green, pink. The stage floor and curtains are black. Projected on the back screen in white letters on black background is large text of the audio description of the piece.
SkirtsAfire 2026 event poster with dark grey background, grey map lines, and white text at top and bottom. Text at top reads: Macabre by Sara Campos-Silvius Text at bottom reads: OFF THE PAGE - LA CITÉ FRANCOPHONE -WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 | 7:30 - 9:30 PM SKIRTSAFIRE FESTIVAL MARCH 5-15, 2026 In the centre of the poster is a performance photograph of Sara Campos-Silvius inside a red circle symbolizing a location marker on a digital map. Sara is a Latine femme artist with short brown hair and a medium skin tone. She wears a sparkly blazer, sparkly sunglasses, and grins while speaking into a microphone.
Several dancers stand on a black stage in single file facing forward with arms outstretched. They wear light-coloured clothing and are dramatically illuminated by a white light from below. Text reads: MOTIF MOVES 2026 PRESENTED BY ORCHESIS DANCE SOCIETY JANUARY 30 + 31, 7 PM FEBRUARY 1, 2 PM THE ROXY THEATRE 10708 124 ST
Photo of an ensemble of dancers inside a rehearsal studio with beige walls and floor. The dancers are on their feet in a loose formation and are in full profile to the camera. The dancers bend their knees and lean forward deeply, intently gazing and outstretching one hand towards something out of the frame. The dancer in the front of the formation, Sara, is a femme presenting Latine person with short brown hair and medium skin tone. She wears a black blazer and shirt, black pants, and casual black shoes.
Illustration of a golden laurel on a grey background. Black text reads: Minute Madness Toronto 2025, Honourable Mention. A stopwatch hovers above the text.
Large beige poster board with black text on a black metal stand in a brightly lit community league hall room. In the background are people sitting in chairs as well as a welcome table covered in a bright yellow tablecloth with event brochures, face masks, and a vase of orange flowers. Names on poster appear with a small photo. Text on poster: Broad View International Film Festival 2025 Script Development Program 1st place: Virginia Abramovich & Katherine Andrews 2nd place: Alexandra Lazarowich Honourable Mention: Sharon Lewis and Caleigh Bacchus 2025 BIPOC Incubator Program Sara Campos-Silvius, Narges Noori, Angie Bustos, Shyanne Duquette
A stack of chapbooks lie fanned out on a grey table top. The chapbooks have a white cover with black text reading: “Sara Campos-Silvius & Marco Melfi.” A marbled pink and purple abstract image is underneath the text.
Marco Melfi’s book “Routine Maintenance” has a light brown cover with an illustration of a grey wrench stretching across the front. The book sits front and centre on a wooden bookshelf inside a bookstore with shelves filled with more books to the sides and in the background. The plaque above the shelf reads “Local Authors.”
Illustrated poster. A green olive hovers above a purple olive with a large ampersand interconnecting the two shapes. Poster has a light beige background. Text reads: Sara Campos-Silvius & Marco Melfi Poetry and Prose Open Microphone Wednesday, November 12, 7 PM Rooster Kitchen 10732 Whyte Ave
White text on a shaded red and black background. Poster reads: YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED... SARA CAMPOS-SILVIUS POETRY OF THE MACABRE Wed Nov 12 at 7 PM Olive Reading Series Rooster on Whyte www.saracs.art Photo of Sara Campos-Silvius. She wears an all-black outfit, lace dress, feather boa, and satin gloves. She perches on a red velvet couch and is illuminated by a soft glow of lamp light. She looks directly at the camera and gives the audience a mysterious smile.
A book and balloon on a glass table in a restaurant booth illuminated in shades of red, purple, and pink. Book cover reads CRUISING THE DOWNTOWN: CELEBRATING EDMONTON'S QUEER HISTORY
Sara Campos-Silvius performs poetry on a stage with a microphone. She wears a long black dress. A purple and yellow banner for the Writers Guild of Alberta is at the right side of the stage.
IBPOC CREATIVE LEADERSHIP 2025 PROGRAM Empower yourself to be a resilient storyteller & produce your own content + works Embody your authentic creative leadership style Gain capacity to have financial & creative control of your IP WITH THE CREATORS OF THE SMASH HIT MUSICAL "BEAR GREASE" CRYSTLE LIGHTNING & HENRY CLOUD ANDRADE AND Tonya Williams, Sable Sweetgrass, Reena Samra, Rochelle Grayson, & Soni Dasmohapatra PROGRAM DATES OCTOBER 12, 19, 25-26 The poster features a photo of Crystle Lightning and Henry Cloud Andrade.
A light red poster featuring images of seniors performing music, dance, and theatre. Text reads fest: festival of Edmonton seniors theatre by GeriActors performance events theatre workshops and more
Red and blue paperback book cover superimposed with white letters reading: I’ll get right on it Poems on working life in the climate crisis Edited by the land and labour poetry collective Forward by Anjali Appadurai
Sara Campos-Silvius stands against a cafe wall speaking at a microphone. She is dressed all in black wearing a short-sleeve shirt, pencil skirt, and ankle boots. Her black-and-white heart-shaped earrings say “Sinner” in white lettering. Her arms are outstretched to her sides and she holds a brown leather notebook in her right hand.
A hand holds a chapbook in front of a metal newspaper dispenser on the street. The chapbook cover reads “Sword and Smoke” by Sara Campos-Silvius. The cover graphic is a purple and grey collage of the following images: a stoic female face smoking a cigarillo, a snarling black dog head with open mouth, three wooden crosses, and a bright red flame.
A light brown leather bound notebook sits on a wooden table beside a beer can. The beer can reads: Whistling Pig, Arcadia Brewing Co.
Sara Campos-Silvius stands illuminated against a totally black curtain and stage background. She has a microphone in her hand and points directly at the camera with wide eyes and an intense expression. She wears large glasses, black pants, and a sparkly green blouse.
Three women look at the camera with expressions of determination and attitude. The drummer in the centre is seated at the drum kit and her shirt reads No Flowers for White Powers. The heading of the poster reads Power Chord: A Short Film By Sara Campos-Silvius
An illustration of a blue sky and a blue butterfly perched on a twig. The text reads: Poetry is Everywhere with Marion Lougheed.
A blue painting with a large white S on a green velvet wall.
A small bar stage. A yellow banner with blue text reads: Here for Alberta Writers with logos of arts organizations underneath.
A Fringe show poster reads The Lost Sock Rescue Society with a photo of two women holding up multiple socks of different colours and styles. One woman appears excited and one woman appears reluctant.
A sign reads BREW SHALL NOT PASS: NO ALCOHOL BEYOND THIS POINT PLEASE in black letters on a white background above a graphic of beer bottles crossed out by a red line and circle.
White text superimposed on a picture of a blue theatre curtain reads: CRIPSIE 2025/2026 SEASON LAUNCH PARTY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2025 OLD STRATHCONA PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE 8426 GATEWAY BLVD NW DOORS OPEN: 9:30 AM CONTACT REBECCA@CRIPSIE.COM
A brightly lit dance studio with wood coloured flooring, white walls, and a black curtain. Chairs and a music speaker line one of the walls.
A notebook, pen, and white mug rest on a brown wooden cafe table. The notebook is open to a blank page.
Four smiling people stand in front of a merchandise table with books on it. Sara Campos-Silvius is on the far left. She wears a black dress and holds up a copy of the zine containing her poetry. The zine cover is red and reads Hungry Zine.
Sara Campos-Silvius stands facing forward in the centre and foreground of a brightly illuminated black box theatre stage. She wears a bright pink blazer and her hands are stretched wide as she engages the audience. Behind her are six dancers in seated and standing ready positions. Some dancers use mobility tools such as walkers and wheelchairs. All dancers wear clothing in various shades of pink, blue, and black, as well as face masks.
Sara Campos-Silvius stands in front of an audience performing poetry in a dramatic manner. She wears a black dress and holds a leather bound book. A banner to her side portrays the words: Edmonton Poetry Festival.
The poster is a set of pink lips on a pink background. A cartoon speech bubble emerges from the lips. Inside the speech bubble are the words: Besties and Besitos: A Queer Romantic Comedy by Sara Campos-Silvius