“She's very funny”
Dara Ó Briain
About
Sarah is a disabled writer, actor, comedian and producer.
Sarah is a winner of the BAFTA Rocliffe award for TV Comedy and a Semi-Finalist in the Funny Women Stand Up Awards.
Listed as one of 2023's Disability Power 100, and a runner-up in the Entertainment category sponsored by Channel 4.
Sarah's debut show BADASS was performed at the Edinburgh Fringe 2022; a TV script is currently under option with a leading UK production company.
On TV, Sarah has appeared on The Last Leg, Stand Up to Cancer and Rosie Jones' Disability Extravaganza.
Sarah has written for Have I Got News for You (BBC2), Horrible Histories (CBBC), The Stand Up Sketch Show (ITV2), Tom Gates (Sky Kids), Dodo (Sky Kids) and Channel 4's Nasty Neighbours and is currently in a writers room for a top secret project for Channel 4.
Since setting up her account 6 months ago, Sarah has amassed over 6 million views on TikTok
Sarah appears in the sitcom Slaving Away as the prudish neighbour of a dominatrix sex worker, can be heard on Russell Kane's Evil Genius, and can be seen on Channel 4's Nasty Neighbours sketch series.
Sarah was diagnosed with Bowel Cancer in 2018 but as a keen content creator, immediately turned her time in treatment into the world's first ever chat show filmed on a chemo ward. The Chemo Chat Show featured guests including Phil Wang, Rob Rinder MBE, Harriet Kemsley and Dara O Briain. She is now in remission.
As an advocate, Sarah has spoken in Parliament, addressing the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions directly, about how the Universal Credit system was letting down cancer patients. She has had an open letter to Boris Johnson published by Macmillan Cancer Support about staff shortages in the NHS. And on Instagram, Sarah is busy raising awareness for invisible disabilities with her #StomaHeroes series where she recreates iconic pictures with her stoma bag in shot.