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Grinch Tour Year 3
Sarah is currently on the road for the third year in a row playing Mama Who on the National Tour of Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical. She's having a blast! |
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Sound of Music at the John W. Engeman Theater
Sarah finished out her run of The Sound of Music, where she played the new postulant and understudied Sister Margaretta, Sister Berthe, and Baroness Elsa Schraeder. She won the understudy lottery and got to go on for every single one of her tracks! It was an incredibly challenging and rewarding experience that she'll never forget. |
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Now represented by the Carson-Adler Agency
Sarah is now signed with and proudly represented by the Carson-Adler Agency. For business inquiries, dial (212) 307-1882 and press either ext. 1 for Bonnie or ext. 2 for Nancy, or you can email them at [email protected]. |
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National Tour of Dr. Seuss's How The Grinch Stole Christmas!
Sarah finished out the run of her national tour debut playing Mama Who, and it couldn't have been more special. She hopes to return to the magical land of Whoville soon! |
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Marry Me A Little at Limelight Theatre Company
Sarah had the privilege of singing some long lost Sondheim songs in the role of Woman in this heart-wrenching revue. It also marked her NYC debut! |
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The Things Are Against Us (Virtual Workshop)
Sarah was delighted to be brought in by director Ellie Heyman to workshop this new work by Susan Soon He Stanton in the role of Tessa. It was right up her alley to be able to find avant-garde and innovative ways to make virtual theatre more immersive. |
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Goodspeed Festival of New Musicals (The Tattooed Lady)
Sarah spent two fulfilling weeks in East Haddam, CT working on a new musical called The Tattooed Lady in the role of Olive Oatman/Mrs. Hildebrandt. She worked with some amazing and incredibly creative people such as the writers, Max Vernon and Erin Courtney, and director Ellie Heyman! |
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A Christmas Carol at Hartford Stage (Flying Apparition, Wendy, u/s Martha Cratchit)
Sarah lived out her childhood dreams of being able to fly (with the help of a heavy duty harness and wires, of course...) This production was truly magical, and Sarah was so inspired by the work of her castmates. She even got to go on for her understudy track! |
