Sarah Rafferty

Sarah was bitten by the acting bug when she was in junior high school. Her acting passion began when her drama teacher noticed her running across his yard in order to get to her the field hockey match at the right time. He advised her that she could leave the training to make it into the Richard III actors. Sarah was inspired to further her acting skills by pursuing an academic double major in Hamilton College in English and Theatre. She also studied theatre in London as well as Oxford in her Junior year. Her parents, who were also skilled artists and teachers of English helped her pursue her love of the arts. 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 shows have included 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 and As You Like It. Sarah's work as an actor on TV is further enhanced by her position as a spokesperson for the Alzheimer's Association. She speaks often on the issue. Sarah hosted their Sardi's Party every year for three consecutive years, and was the presenter the event this year. Sarah is currently on the east and west coasts with her husband and two daughters and travels back and forth to Toronto for jobs.

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