Sarah Herrman is a New York based actor and filmmaker. Her recent projects include Vuk Lungulov-Klotz’s debut feature Mutt (Sundance, Berlinale 2023, now available on NETFLIX) and the short film Let Liv (Tribeca 2023) written by Olivia Levine and directed by Erica Rose.
FAQs
Is Sarah always as pale as she is in this picture?
Excellent question. NO, she is not usually that pale. It was January and she ran out of bronzer. Unless you like how pale she is, then YES! She really is that pale.
Where are her hands?
Her hands are in her sleeves. Unless you like no hands, then YES! She really has no hands.
ABOUT
Sarah received her BFA in Acting from Syracuse University, magna cum laude. She was her class’s recipient of the Jerry Gershman Award for an Outstanding Comedic Actor.
She’s participated in workshops and performed in staged readings at Red Bull Theater, Rattlestick Theater and the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s National Playwrights Conference; in Winter People by Laura Neill.
In addition to acting, Sarah performs standup, writes, directs and produces. In 2022 she and her creative partner Hannah D. Kettering founded Mongoose Picture House.
