Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Sarah knew from a very young age that she wanted to be an actress, right after her choir teacher told her she couldn’t sing.

Performing throughout grade school, Sarah honed much of her talent through Shakespeare, starring in plays, performing at festivals and studying at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C. After earning a full theatre scholarship to the University of Maryland, Sarah moved to Atlanta. Armed with classical training, natural talent and a unique multi-ethnic look (thanks Mom & Dad!), Sarah quickly found representation with Houghton Talent and began modeling, doing commercials, television, independent films, and a little standup comedy.

In the summer of 2010, Sarah was accepted into the Summer Program at the Stella Adler Conservatory in New York. After spending three months in Manhattan, she decided to make New York her permanent home. Her first NYC projects include the lead role in upcoming web series “Caleb and Renee” from James-Rose Productions, a lead role the upcoming comedy series from comedian Charles McBee “It’s a Chucked Up Life,” as well as parts in several videos for CollegeHumor.

Sarah’s television credits include a co-starring role on Army Wives and Facing Trauma. Her film credits include Why Did I Get Married, Too and Lottery Ticket. Look for her in a starring role in indie film “Rendezvous” which premieres in Atlanta in April. She continues to take classes at Upright Citizens Brigade and you can also find her performing at comedy clubs around the city.