UMA SUPATRA-CAMPBELL

Uma Supatra-Campbell is a multi-disciplinary artist from the Bay Area, residing in LA.

DIRECTOR

Uma has directed and choreographed for Highball Media, Shotgun Players, Geffen Academy, Korsa Theater, Bay Area Children's Theater, and her own plays and short films. She graduated from UCLA's school of Theater, Film, and Television in 2024 .

Myths and Hymns

Uma directed a staged adaptation of the song cycle Myths and Hymns as her UCLA senior thesis, 2023.

Los Angeles, California

Man of God

Uma Assistant Directed the play Man of God on the mainstage of Shotgun Players, 2022.

Berkeley, California

Uma has directed plays, musicals and short films at various theater companies throughout the Bay Area and Los Angeles including ...

Myths and Hymns Director University of California, Los Angeles (2023)

Man of God Assistant Director Shotgun Players (2022)

Sweet Charity Choreographer University of California, Los Angeles (2022)

Fragmentation of Home (Short Film) Writer/Director Independent (2021)

Spelling Bee Assistant Director/Choreographer Youth Musical Theater Company (2020)

Berkeley High Mini Musicals Director/Choreographer Berkeley High School (2020)

Carrie The Musical Director Berkeley High School (2019)

Uma is currently the finance director and a board member/producer of the LA based theater company Highball Media.

Carrie the Musical, director, 2019

ACTOR

W HOLE

Short film directed by Alice Bertarini.

Starring Uma Supatra-Campbell

Sweet Charity

UCLA Mainstage Production

Directed by Claire Edmonds

Featuring Uma Supatra-Campbell as "Rosie" and "Girl With Baloon"

Rent

Youth Musical Theater Company

Directed by Jennifer Boesing

Featuring Uma Supatra-Campbell as "Maureen"

A Call From Home

Short film directed by Shubhra Dubey.

Starring Uma Supatra-Campbell

DANCER

Uma recentely attended B12 Mavericks class of 2025, a professional contemporary dance training program in Berlin.

Movie on 11-2-24 at 2.01 PM.mov

Fragmentation of Home

This project explores emotional homesickness, examining home not only as a physical space, but as a fluid emotional realm brimming with love, loss, and grief.

This project is dedicated with love to Aidan Price.