Sarah Corey is a stage and screen actress known for her extraordinary versatility and range, as well as her equal dexterity in both musical and non-musical theater. She has performed off-Broadway, and at such prestigious regional theaters as Arena Stage, Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Theater J, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company, and Olney Theatre Center. This season, she performs as Daphna in Bad Jews at Gamm Theatre, Trina in Falsettos at Rep Stage, Ursula in Much Ado About Nothingat Shakespeare Theatre Company, and Sister Mary Amnesia in Nunsenseat Barnstormers Theatre.

Favorite roles include Anisah in In the Book Of (world premiere), Anne/Ana/Aminah in Oil, Kate in Brighton Beach Memoirs, Grocer’s Wife/Mrs. Beouf in Rhinoceros, Sittah in Nathan the Wise, Borachio in Much Ado About Nothing, Olivia in Twelfth Night, Hermia in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Sarah in Beau Jest, Aouda et al. in Around the World in 80 Days, Kefi in One Golden Moment, Sylvia in Death for Five Voices, Annie in Love & Real Estate, Kate in Lippa’s Wild Party(for which she won an IRNE Award for Best Supporting Actress), and Rose in Caroline, or Change.

Sarah is also a season television actor, co-starring in We Own This Cityas Special Agent Perry, Swagger, and Lady in the Lake. She was also a recurring co-star in A Good Cop, where she appeared as a psychologist. Other credits include appearing as the lead in the short Unravel.

Sarah attended Boston Latin School and Princeton University, where she majored in English and Theater. She trained at LAMDA in London and at Shakespeare & Company in Lenox MA.

Sarah is also a graduate of Shakespeare & Company’s Conservatory for Classical Acting.