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Sarah Roach (b. 1994)

Alias:
Sarah Jessica Roach

Birthplace:
Colleyville, Texas, USA

Born:
November 29, 1994

Biography from TheMovieDB

Sarah Roach is an actress, dancer & singer and is known for Fire Force (2019), My Hero Academia (2016), Trigun Stampede (2023) and One Piece (1999).  Beginning dance lessons at 2, she soon realized she was destined to be a performer. She quickly moved into the world of musical theater. At the age of 18, she was presented w/ the Betty Buckley award for Best Actress in a high school musical for her performance as Velma Kelly in Chicago. She was then sent to New York City to participate in the National High School Musical Theater Awards, where she made her Broadway debut performing Velma Kelly once more-this time at the famed Minskoff Theater where she saw her very first Broadway show when she was 11. She then graduated from Pepperdine University w/ a bachelor's degree in theater arts. She now works as a commercial, film & voiceover actor in Dallas.

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2019  The Intruder

Property Master:
2017  The Perfect Catch
2019  The Intruder
2021  Little Fish

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