Sarah Rafferty

Sarah was a huge fan of acting from a young age, while still attending the prep school. The passion for acting began when her drama teacher saw her running across his lawn to make it to the field hockey match on time. She was told that she could skip the rehearsal to be part of Richard III's actors. Sarah was able to blend her passion for acting with her education by double-majoring at the level of English in Hamilton College and studying abroad at London, Oxford and London in her senior year. When she graduated from Hamilton College magnacum laude she went on until Yale Drama School. Parents who were both talented artists as well as English teachers helped her pursue her love of the arts. The education she received and her natural talents clearly rewarded. Samantha Who?, Law and Order Six Feet Under Brothers & Sisters Samantha Who? as well as a variety of other TV series have featured her. Bones, Bones with CSI Miami in addition to feature films Four Single Fathers Falling For Grace along with a myriad of professional productions such As You Like It. In addition to her roles as an actor on TV, Sarah acts as an advocate for the Alzheimer's Association and consistently speaks about Alzheimer's disease. Sarah hosted the annual Sardi's celebration three years consecutively, and also presented the Sardi's organization's last Sardi's celebration in March of 2016. Sarah currently resides on both east and west coasts with her spouse and two daughters. She travels back and forth to Toronto for jobs.

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