Sara's extensive and diverse range of screen credits is characterized by a plethora of notable roles and productions that showcase her remarkable acting abilities. Her impressive resume boasts a multitude of standout performances, with one of her most notable and critically acclaimed portrayals being that of Will McInnis' daughter in the highly acclaimed and multi-award-winning mini-series, My Brother Jack. This esteemed production, which aired on Channel 10, not only garnered widespread recognition and acclaim but also solidified Sara's position as a talented and versatile actress, further cementing her reputation as a skilled and accomplished performer.
Notable amongst her extensive list of credits is her impressive repertoire of appearances in various highly acclaimed productions, a testament to her exceptional skill and versatility as a performer. One such notable example of her outstanding work is her role in The Tailings, a series that has garnered widespread recognition and accolades, including the prestigious AACTA award. Furthermore, she has also made notable appearances in other prominent productions, including Five Bedrooms on Channel 10, Deadloch on Amazon Prime, Harrow on ABC, Rosehaven on ABC, The Gloaming on STAN, My Place Series 2 on ABC, The Kettering Incident on BBC/Foxtel, and the critically acclaimed Canadian/Australian feature film Arctic Blast.
Sara's extensive and profound experience in the industry is manifestly reflected in her numerous and diverse short films and television commercials, boasting an impressive array of over 40 credits that attest to her remarkable proficiency and versatility as a filmmaker.
The exceptionally gifted and accomplished individual's extensive and impressive portfolio of voice acting credits is comprised of a remarkably diverse assortment of characters, skillfully brought to life across a multitude of international animation series, thereby demonstrating her truly remarkable range and versatility as a voice actress.
Sara boasts an impressive and extensive background in stage acting, with a staggering total of over 50 professional credits to her name.
This impressive repertoire includes a wide range of notable productions, one of which is the 2019 international premiere of The Mares by the renowned playwright Kate Mulvany.
This highly acclaimed production was performed in Shanghai as part of Terrapin's Explosion Therapy, a critically acclaimed show that went on to win the prestigious "Most Outstanding Production" award at the 2008 International Children's Theatre Festival in Shanghai.
In addition to this notable achievement, Sara has also had the privilege of performing in the premiere season of the AWGIE-winning play Beyond the Neck by the talented Tom Holloway.
Furthermore, she has had the opportunity to bring the iconic character of Titania to life in a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, expertly directed by the multi-award-winning Roger Hodgman during the 2022/3 season.
Sara's multifaceted talents extend far beyond the realm of acting, as she has simultaneously made a profound mark in the healthcare industry by dedicating a substantial six-year period of her life to a most extraordinary and influential position - that of a Clown Doctor with The Humour Foundation.
Sara's illustrious career has been marked by a plethora of accolades and nominations, culminating in the prestigious recognition of Best Supporting Actress and Best Dramedy Supporting Actress at the esteemed Rome WebAwards in 2015. Her outstanding work in Noirhouse, a testament to her remarkable talent, earned her these coveted honors.
In addition to her individual success, Sara has also been recognized for her remarkable contribution to Kate Mulvany's powerful production, The Mares, receiving the Most Outstanding Ensemble Performance award at the Tasmanian Theatre Awards in 2020. This accolade serves as a testament to her exceptional ability to work collaboratively with her peers, her dedication to her craft, and her unwavering commitment to bringing complex characters to life on stage.
Sara received a nomination for Best Actress at the inaugural 2015 Errols, a prestigious award ceremony, for her outstanding performance in The Berry Man, a production that showcased her remarkable acting skills.
In addition to this notable recognition, Sara was acknowledged for her exceptional portrayal of Livia in Mudlark Theatre's premiere season of Stephanie Briarwood's poignant and thought-provoking play, Garden on the Moon, which earned her a nomination for Best Performance Professional Theatre in 2023, further solidifying her reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
Sara has undergone an extensive and comprehensive training regimen in a diverse array of acting techniques, encompassing a wide range of methodologies and disciplines, including the intricate and nuanced art of improvisation, the playful and physical art of clowning, and the meticulous and demanding craft of screen acting, all under the expert guidance and tutelage of a distinguished and accomplished array of instructors, each with their own unique perspective and approach, collectively providing Sara with a rich and diverse foundation in the art of acting.
Sara's extraordinary body of work transcends her remarkable acting achievements, as she has simultaneously played a pivotal role in the esteemed Cooper Screen Academy's success, steering the institution from 2010 to 2021 with unwavering commitment and a keen sense of artistic direction.
Sara, a seasoned onset coach, has made a significant impact in the industry by lending her extensive expertise to a diverse range of high-profile projects. Her impressive portfolio includes notable collaborations with esteemed clients, such as Amazon Prime, on the critically acclaimed series Deadloch.
Sara's professional journey began with a significant milestone, as she successfully completed her academic pursuits by graduating from The John Bolton Theatre School in Melbourne, a prestigious institution that has been synonymous with excellence in the performing arts, back in 1997. This notable achievement has been accompanied by a lasting connection to the esteemed institution, which has been further solidified by her continued membership in the Melbourne Ensemble Actors Association (M.E.A.A.),a testament to her unwavering dedication to the arts and her commitment to her fellow artists.
