Sarah, a remarkably gifted English actress, screenwriter, and filmmaker, initiated her illustrious artistic odyssey by undergoing a rigorous training program in the esteemed Lee Strasberg Institute of Film and Television, situated in the vibrant city of New York, a hub for the entertainment industry.
Sarah's life journey began in the breathtakingly beautiful Lake District of England, a region renowned for its serene lakes, majestic mountains, and lush greenery. However, her childhood was not limited to this idyllic setting, as she also spent a considerable amount of time in Qatar, a country situated in the Middle East, where the scorching desert sun and vibrant culture had a profound impact on her formative years.
It was during this period in Qatar that Sarah's innate passion for acting began to flourish, sparked by a chance opportunity at the tender age of seven. She was cast in a community theatre production, a role that marked the inception of her remarkable and illustrious acting career.
Sarah's early start in the world of theatre was a testament to her natural talent and dedication, setting the stage for a future filled with numerous accolades and accomplishments. As she grew older, her passion for acting only intensified, driving her to pursue her dreams with unwavering enthusiasm and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Sarah's academic journey began at a prestigious boarding school, where she consistently demonstrated her remarkable aptitude for acting by taking on leading roles in numerous theatrical productions, including esteemed adaptations of ancient Greek tragedies.
As she progressed through her educational trajectory, Sarah's passion for the performing arts only intensified, ultimately leading her to pursue a Bachelor of Arts with Honours degree in Sociology at the University of Leeds.
Upon completing her academic pursuits and graduating with her degree, Sarah underwent a profound realization - her true vocation lay in the world of performing arts, where she could hone her craft and share her talents with others.
Sarah embarked upon a trajectory of artistic expression by initially appearing in a series of independent films, laying the groundwork for a successful acting career. Subsequently, she landed a role in the play "Reality TV", expertly directed by the renowned Jim Tommaney. Concurrently, Sarah's creative energies were also channeled towards writing, ultimately culminating in the completion of her inaugural feature script. With her artistic foundation thus established, Sarah made the bold decision to relocate to the vibrant city of New York, where she enrolled in the prestigious two-year conservatory program at The Lee Strasberg Institute of Film and Television.
Sarah kick-started her illustrious career in the world of Off-Broadway theatre, making a memorable debut in the Manhattan Repertory Theater's production of "Men", masterfully directed by the acclaimed Ken Wolfe. This inaugural performance was swiftly followed by another notable Off-Broadway appearance in the engaging showcase "Conflict", held at the esteemed Producers Club. Subsequently, Sarah relocated to the City of Angels, where she was fortunate enough to be accepted into the prestigious BAFTA/LA Newcomers program, a testament to her exceptional talent and dedication. Furthermore, she became an Observer at the renowned Actors Studio, where she had the rare privilege of learning from some of the most accomplished and respected individuals in the industry, including the late, great Martin Landau, as well as the esteemed teachers who have shaped the careers of numerous talented artists.
Sarah's remarkable career has been marked by a diverse array of impressive roles, with one of her most notable performances being her portrayal of the Mother in the critically acclaimed and Oscar-nominated feature film "I Lost My Body" released in 2019.
In addition to her work in film, Sarah has also showcased her talents as a writer and actress in the 2014 film "Duality", which she not only wrote but also starred in, and was narrated by the renowned Deepak Chopra.
Furthermore, Sarah's impressive range as an actress has been demonstrated through her lead role as Alice Clark, the LAPD's first female detective, in the 1940s film noir "Unsolved" released in 2015, which she also had the distinction of producing.
Sarah's illustrious career trajectory has been marked by a remarkable journey, unfolding from the humble beginnings of community theatre to the vibrant stages of Off-Broadway productions, and from the creative freedom of independent films to the mainstream spotlight of feature films.
