Broadway Kids Care

Sarah has recently joined B'way Kids Care. B'way Kids Care brings together young actors from current and past Broadway shows to do "community service" work.

She's recently taken part in the Unicef Snowflake lighting ceremony in NYC, and appeared on ABC's "Good Morning, America" to kick off the GMA "Warm Coats and Warm Hearts Coat Drive."

Here's the segment, courtesy of ABC:


To learn more about B'way Kids Care, please visit their webstie at http://www.broadwaykidscare.com. Or follow them on Facebook.

"Presenting, in person, that 3' 3" bundle of dynamite!"

Well, it's been a few months since my last post. Since the end of the first national tour of "Irving Berlin's White Christmas," Sarah has been working very hard back in school. She just finished up her last year of Elementary School with Straight A's. That's quite an accomplishment given that her out-of-school activities include auditions, several hours of dance lessons each week, voice-lessons and horseback riding lessons.

You would think that now that school is out, Sarah's schedule just got a lot easier; and you couldn't be more wrong!

The day after graduation, Sarah started rehearsals for North Shore Music Theater's production of "Gypsy," directed by Richard Sabellico. She's very, very, very excited to be playing the role of Baby June. (Her exact words!) The show is rehearsing for a week in NYC, before moving to Beverly, Massachusetts where they will have one week of rehearsal, and then 8 shows a week for three weeks.

The role of Baby June is a very challenging one indeed. She's doing tap, pointe, cartwheels, baton twirling, and a split...all in a span of a few minutes. It's her most physically demanding role to date, and she's been working very hard over the past few weeks to get into shape.

Sarah is thrilled to be working along side co-star Hannah Piispanen (Baby Louise), with whom she has become fast friends.