Sarah is a classically trained vocalist having completed her B.Mus. Vocal Performance Degree at the U of M. Desautels Faculty of Music.  Sarah has spent her life immersed in musical theatre, acting and dance; and has been fortunate to train with some of Canada’s finest.

 

 

As a child performer, Sarah got her feet wet in her first professional production as Brigitta in “The Sound of Music”. Since that day, she has been hooked. She has performed on various stages such as Manitoba Opera, Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Dry Cold Productions, Rainbow Stage, and Sarasvati Productions to name a few.  Most recently, she graced the stage as the vivacious and calculated Sibella in Dry Cold Productions, A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder.  This November, she will take on the titular role of Antigone in the World Premiere of Sick and Twisted’s “Antigone-The Musical”  

 

 

 In 2021, Sarah was selected for the Inaugural Royal MTC National Mentorship and worked closely with her fabulous mentor David Connolly.  

 

Sarah can been seen in many film and television shows, including:  Lifetime’s “Let’s Meet Again on Christmas Eve” and True Crime feature “A Tangled Web” premiering October 2022.  She has also appeared in series such as “Burden of Truth” (CBC) and SKYMED (Paramount Plus).  Later this year, you can catch Sarah in “Orphan: First Kill” starring Julia Stiles and Isabelle Fuhrman.  

 

 

In addition to Sarah’s work as a performer, she has experience behind the camera in multiple capacities including Script Supervisor and various roles on the production team.

Both performing and working behind the scenes exhilarates Sarah. She looks forward to a performance career with variety and interests that utilize her skill sets, and drive her to create new ones. 

 

Sarah is an advocate for accessibility and inclusion in the arts.  She centres her practice around kindness and representation on stage and screen. Sarah identifies as a person with disability. To learn more about her philanthropic work and story, please visit her advocacy page.