I trained at Central School of Speech and Drama in London and then worked for three years with the David Glass Ensemble, touring all over the world and developing my physical/ visual theatre skills. I have gone on to work in a great variety of productions in theatre, TV, film and radio, from period drama to TV soaps, from Shakespeare to storytelling shows. I have worked a lot with improvisation – performing for both theatre and film without a script, and have also developed scripts through improvisation.
I love working with my voice – singing, radio, voiceovers. I have written and performed songs, recorded vocals for Max Richter on his album “ Three Worlds, Music From Woolf Works” and “Memory House”, recorded traditional stories for audio such as this Selkie Story, and I sing every week in a choir.
“Sarah Sutcliffe steals the show with a compelling performance” Kate Stratton in Time Out
“A charismatic talent” Louise Rimmer in Scotland on Sunday
Here are some of my personal highlights:
 Sexy TuesdaysWinner of the Best Film and Audience award at the London 48 Hour Film Project 2011. See film |
 DrowningScottish Bafta award winning short film. See film |
 The West Wittering AffairAward winning comedy Brit Flick; “Fantastically honest, brilliantly improvised… the cast are terrific” film 4. See trailer. |
 The Tale That Wags The DogPart of the British Council “Best of British” Showcase season, this storytelling theatre show which I co wrote played at some fantastic venues including The Purcell Rooms, Lyric Hammersmith and Theatre Royal Plymouth, as well as internationally. |
 David Glass EnsembleThe Lost Child Trilogy toured all over the world. David had extraordinary insight and vision. |
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