Sarah was born and bred in Suffolk. She ran away to clown school for a year in Paris before returning to London to study acting at The Central School of Speech and Drama. Since 2008 she has been working as a freelance performer, writer and director, mainly in theatre. She is currently based between Berlin and London: making new work, writing, reviewing and getting involved in the Berlin scene.
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