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Sarah Caraher is a 5'2" blonde-haired, dark blue-eyed actress and singer with experience in theatre, music, and business. She has played roles such as Mary Lennox in The Secret Garden and Cosette in Les Miserables. She holds a Bachelor of Performing Arts from Capilano University and an Advanced Diploma in Music Theatre Performance from St. Clair College. Her skills include piano, voice, clarinet, saxophone, and basic French.
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