Sarah's illustrious career as a multifaceted performer, spanning both the stage and screen, began in the vibrant city of Chicago, Illinois, where she initially focused on honing her craft in the realm of theater and musical theater. Throughout the Midwest region, she diligently worked her way through a diverse array of productions, showcasing her remarkable versatility by taking on a wide range of complex and dynamic roles.
Her early performances included a captivating portrayal of Peron's Mistress in the iconic musical Evita, as well as a memorable interpretation of Rosalind in the comedic masterpiece Moon Over Buffalo. She also brought the timeless character of Juliet to life in a poignant production of Romeo and Juliet, and delivered a powerful performance as Rose in the gritty drama Street Scene.
Sarah's impressive range was further demonstrated by her ability to alternate between the dual roles of Laurey and Ado Annie in the classic Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma!, and her poignant and nuanced portrayal of the tragic Tuptim in the beloved classic The King and I.
