Sarah Rafferty

Sarah was captivated by acting when she was in preschool. When her teacher advised Sarah to quit field hockey to go to Richard III, she fell in love with acting. Sarah was captivated by acting to heart and decided to major in English and theater at Hamilton College. She was educated in the UK in Oxford and London in her senior year and graduated with an honorary magnacum laude. Following Hamilton, she went to Yale Drama School. Sarah's parents guided her to pursue her interest with the art. His father has been an accomplished painter, and her mother chaired her own English Department of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Greenwich CT. It is clear that her education and talent paid off. In addition to starring in the USA Network's Suits playing the role of Donna she's appeared on many TV series such as Law and Order Six Feet Under Brothers & Sisters Samantha Who? Without A Trace CSI Miami and Bones and feature films such as: Four Single Fathers and Falling For Grace along with many stage shows that have professional actors like Gemini as well as As You Like It. Apart from her television acting, Sarah acts as an advocate for her organization, the Alzheimer's Association and consistently speaks on the matter. Sarah has been a three-time sardi's host and has presented in the Sardi's final event in March 2016 as well. Sarah is a mother of three at both coasts and commutes between the two to work.

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