Sarah Rafferty

Sarah began to be a lover of the stage at a very young age, while still attending prep school. In order to avoid being late to field-hockey practice the drama teacher told her that she should skip her practice in favor of joining the cast of Richard III. This was the moment that Sarah's passion for acting was born. Sarah was able to blend her passion for acting with her education by double-majoring at the level of English in Hamilton College and pursuing a study abroad program at London, Oxford and London during her senior year. When she graduated with a Hamilton College magnacum laude, she continued through Yale Drama School. Sarah's parents encouraged her to pursue her passion to the field of arts. His father has been a renowned painter and her mother chairs the English Department of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Greenwich CT. Her education and natural talent clearly paid off. Her appearances have also been on numerous TV programs, such as Law and Order Six Feet Under Brothers & Sisters Samantha Who? 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. Sarah's TV acting career is not the only thing she does. She also serves as an ambassador and public speaker on behalf of the Alzheimer's Association. Sarah was host of their annual Sardi's party for the past three years and she presented the event this year. Sarah lives on the east- as well as west-coasts. She and her husband frequently travel to and to Toronto for work.

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