Sarah Rafferty

Sarah caught the acting bug as a junior in high school. To avoid being late to field-hockey practice the drama teacher told her that she should not practice and instead being part of the cast in Richard III. This was when Sarah's love for acting started. Sarah took the decision to follow her love for this craft and educate herself by double majoring in English as well as Theatre at Hamilton College taking classes in theatre abroad in London as well as Oxford during her junior year and after graduating magna cum laude from Hamilton was able to continue her studies for a year at Yale Drama school. Sarah's parents urged her to pursue her passion in the arts. Her father is an accomplished painter and her mother chairs her own English Department of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Greenwich CT. Her natural talent and the education she received paid off. Samantha Who? has starred in many TV series, such as Law and Order Six Feet Under Brothers & Sisters Brothers & Sisters Samantha Who? Without A Trace CSI Miami Bones feature film, as well as numerous stage productions include: Four Single Fathers Falling For Grace and As You Like It. Sarah's television acting career is further enhanced by her position as a spokesperson for the Alzheimer's Association. She speaks often on the issue. 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 lives in both the west and east coasts, with her two daughters. She is often in Toronto often to work.

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