Monika Vidakovic is a Los Angeles–based comedian and actress who immigrated from Serbia in 2015. She has performed in theater productions across Serbia and the U.S., and wrote and starred in her acclaimed one-woman show Serbian Women, portraying her mother to widespread praise. She even filled the stage with fans traveling from as far as Atlanta to see her perform. Monika has also appeared in various films and on-screen projects, showcasing her versatility and screen presence in addition to her stage work. 

Monika trained at one of LA’s most prestigious improv schools, is a UCB stipend recipient, studied at Second City, and is a continuous member of the esteemed Theatre West, where legends like Chazz Palminteri developed works such as A Bronx Tale. She is recognized as one of the rare Eastern European performers capable of delivering sharp comedic timing and punchy jokes, bringing a distinctive voice and accent that sets her apart.