Sarah Rafferty

Sarah began to be a lover of acting at an early time, when she was in high school. Sarah fell in love with acting after being spotted by her drama instructor walking through his garden in order to make it to the field hockey practice on time. Sarah was inspired to further her acting skills by pursuing the dual degree in Hamilton College in English and Theater. The theatre she was studying also in London as well as Oxford during her Junior year. The parents of Sarah supported their daughter's desire to learn more about the realm of arts. While her mother was the English Department Chairwoman at the Convent of the Sacred Heart Greenwich CT, and her father was an artist of a high caliber and musician, both embraced the passion of their daughter. The talent she displayed and the training resulted in a successful career. Samantha Who?, Law and Order Six Feet Under Brothers & Sisters Samantha Who? as well as a variety of other TV series have featured her. Without A Trace CSI Miami and Bones as well as feature films like: Four Single Fathers and Falling For Grace along with many stage shows that have professional actors like Gemini as well as As You Like It. Sarah's television acting career is complemented by her role as an ambassador for the Alzheimer's Association. She speaks regularly on this issue. Sarah hosted the annual Sardi's party three times in a row and presented at the end of Sardi's party in March. Sarah is a resident of the east and west coasts of America together with her husband and two daughters, and is employed in Toronto.

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