Sarayu Blue is a multifaceted stage, film, and television actress, renowned for her impressive range and versatility. Her career has spanned a wide variety of genres, from sharp comedies to emotionally charged dramas. One of her most notable roles was in the Amazon limited series "Expats," where she starred alongside Nicole Kidman and was directed by the acclaimed Lulu Wang.
Blue began her career in the medical drama "Monday Mornings," where she quickly stole the spotlight with her scene-stealing performances. She went on to become a series regular on The CW's "No Tomorrow," playing the role of Kareema, and co-starred in the spin-off series "Medical Police." Her breakout moment came when she starred as Emet in the female-driven NBC comedy "I Feel Bad," produced by the talented Amy Poehler.
In recent years, Blue has appeared in a number of successful projects, including Hulu's "Happiest Season," the second and third installments of the hit Netflix franchise "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," the Apple+ TV series "The Shrink Next Door," the Universal feature "Blockers," and the Amazon feature "A Million Miles Away." She has also accumulated numerous guest roles on popular shows such as "Grey's Anatomy," "The Real O'Neals," "Station 19," "The Big Bang Theory," "The Unicorn," and "Veep."
As a classically trained theater actor, Blue has also had a successful stage career. Some of her notable credits include Varya in "The Cherry Orchard" at the Yale Repertory Theatre, Belle in "A Christmas Carol" at the American Conservatory Theater, and Livia in "The Tamer Tamed" at Shakespeare Santa Cruz.
Blue received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater Arts from The University of Iowa and her Master of Fine Arts degree from The American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco.
