Sara's Bio:

Sara's voice may currently be heard in the trailer for the upcoming film Fakham Hall, the short film How Was Your Weekend? which premiered at this year's South by Southwest, as well as the podcast Jack & Lou: A Gangster Love Story starring Lisa Kudrow. She's worked on numerous commercials, social spots, and trailers for clients such as: Amazon, Disney, Fox, Hulu, Netflix, Sony, Universal, ABC, AMC, CBS, CMT, ESPN, HBO, Activision, Hoover, Nike, Tamagotchi, Toyota, the WWE, and more. 

As a theater artist, Sara most recently appeared in Life in Boobs at The Second City, Vitello's Supper Club, and the Pico Playhouse, as well as Sword Plays at the People's Improv Theater in New York.  She was a founding member of The Ateh Theater Group, and her play Weekend at an English Country Estate produced by Ateh received an IT Award nomination for outstanding original full-length script. She lent her acting and producing talents to the Cake/New Ateh production of The Learned Ladies. She performed in her own short piece En Garde at the Triskelion Midweek Madcap Variety Show and The Spice of Life produced by Crashbox Theater, and participated in The Heroes' Journey, an interactive epic adventure featured at Figment Arts Festival. ​

Her other theater credits include: Mr. A's Amazing Maze Plays, Long Distance, The Girl Detective, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and The Girl in the Flammable Skirt (Ateh); The Argument (The Attic Theater Company); Barack & Me and Nobody Likes the Mormons (Ars Nova); Animal Farm (Synapse Productions); I Have Loved Strangers, Triangle, and Spring Awakening (Williamstown); The Amazing Adventures of Arthur McGilligutty, Grimm’s Tales and The Little Prince (Atlantic Theater Company for Kids); Ula: A Dream Play (Phil Bosakowski); The Library Play (John Houseman Studio); and Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams (NYC Fringe). She has toured with AFT’s production of Cinderella, and was a regular actor and contributor to Barhoppers with Third Man Productions.  

Sara is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and a proud member of SAG-AFTRA.