Sarah Easterman

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Gender
Female
Pronoun
She/Her/They/Them
Age Range
27 - 37
Ethnicity
Caucasian, European
Height
170cm
Base Location
Sydney
Available In
Adelaide, Auckland, Australian Capital Territory, Brisbane, Cairns, Christchurch, Dunedin, Gold Coast, International, Melbourne, Northern NSW, Northern Territory, Perth, Queenstown, Sydney, Tasmania, Wellington
Skills
Actor, Commercial Talent, Director, Presenter, Stand-up Comedian, Variety Artist, Voice Artist, Writer
Hair
Brown(Honey)Blonde, Platinum Blonde
Eye
Blue
Memberships
M.E.A.A

Agent

Acting Agent
Select Actors Management
Phone

Feature Photo
Sarah Easterman
Feature Clip

Credits

Stage

2021
Lucille
Born of Light Bulb it Seemed
Sarah Easterman
2019
Various
Olympia Olympia!
Big Muscles Sad Heart
Sarah Easterman
2018
MC/ Performer
Sliding Doors Variety Night
Big Muscles Sad Heart
Matte Rochford
2018
Human
Bender @ Lockup
Big Muscles Sad Heart
Sarah Easterman
2017
Gertrude Stein
JTD Variety night
Feckful Theatre
Sarah Easterman
2016
Sarah
This must be the place
Once were Islands
Chris Gylee and Richard Aslan
2016
Stand up
Stand up
Tokyo Sing Song
Sarah Easterman
2005
Jam
The Moistness
Once were Farmers
JJ Lowe
2004
Lady Grey Tease
Loose leaves
C Venues
Lady Grey

Presenter

2019
Presenter
Digital tours
Sydney Opera House
Melinda Dransfield

Video

2005
Gretel
Hansel and Gretel
Easterhouse Housing
JJ Lowe
2005
Presenter
Pointless Creations
Pixelache Festival, Helsinki
Dave Bernard

Short Film

2007
Sally
Red polka dot dress
Alison Barnes
2007
Tia
The Chord
Alex Ryan

Commercial

1999
Bridesmaid
Telfast TVC
Cherub Productions

Dance

2016
Camp
Unpack it/Pack it in
Gallery 55
Sarah Easterman

Feature Film

2023
Pearl
How to talk Australian
HTTA/APE PTY LTD
Tony Rogers

Theatre

2019
Claire
Bird
Secret House
Jane Angharad
2019
Various
JobReady
Big Muscles Sad Heart
Sarah Easterman
2018
Cindy/Gail
Jobready
Big Muscles Sad Heart
Martin Del Amo
2017
Cindy/Gail
JobReady
Feckful Theatre
Alice Williams
2013
Linda
Milk Milk Lemonade
New Theatre
Melita Rowston
2003
Brenda
Road
Theatre Nepean
Kim Hardwick
2003
Ninja
Tales from the couch
Theatre Nepean
Russell Cheek
2003
Hamlet
A Hamlet
Theatre Nepean
Daniel Schlusser
2002
Exeter/ Bardolph
Henry V
Theatre Nepean
Brendon McDonall
2002
Doreen/Agave
A mouthful of Birds
Theatre Nepean
Yana Taylor
2000
Sam
Spurboard
ATYP
David Berthold
1999
Servant
Miss Julie
Hair of the Dog
Tim Robbins

Other

2022
Drag performer
Summercamp festival
Heapsgay
Kat Dopper

Training

2021 - 2021
Brand X
POWER IN BEING FUNNY – CLOWNING WITH FRUMPUS.
Comedy
2014
Tony Osbourne
Devising through Improvisation
Acting and improvisation
2018
Bamboozle Theatre
The Enabled Space
Inclusive Acting and training
2018
Clockfire Theatre
Le Grotesque Beautifool
Bouffon Intensive
2001 - 2003
Theatre Nepean UWS
Bachelor of Arts (Drama)
Acting

Skills & Attributes

Shoe Size
9.5
Clothing Size
Female - 14
Waist
77cm
Bra Size
C
Bust
95cm
Hip
100cm
Natural Accent
Australian
Accents
American Standard, Australian, Brooklyn, Cockney, English, Irish, New England , Scottish, Southern, West Coast American
Languages
English, Korean
Hair Length
Ear Level, Short
Hair Style
Straight
Dance
Contemporary, Jazz, Modern
Singing
Blues, Folk
Singing Range
Alto, Mezzo Soprano
Sport
Abseiling, Scuba Diving, Snow Skiing, Swimming, Tennis, Yoga
Circus
Balancer, Clown, Puppeteer, Stage Combat
Drivers Licences
Car
Model Work Types
Larger Size
Professional Skills
Actor, Commercial Talent, Director, Presenter, Stand-up Comedian, Variety Artist, Voice Artist, Writer

Media

Public Media
2:03

Photos


Notes

Sarah Easterman is interested in socially engaged, site-specific and participatory possibilities in performance. Her work is inter-disciplinary and has been shown in visual art, theatrical and site-specific contexts. Working across comedy, drag, installation, sculpture, performance, and moving images, she is interested in mapping the terrestrial aesthetics of motherhood, domestic architecture, loneliness, love and the politics of care giving hierarchies. She uses humour as a means of bringing the viewer into the present moment with the intention of reminding them that they exist only for a short time.​ Sarah’s individual practice straddles the space between theatre and the gallery. Her work courts the humorous and sensual, liminal space allowing for reflection and comment on queer experience and more broadly the human condition. In her work movement is used to uncover the processes of knowledge acquisition, how we move through space and time when commanded or led by certain intrusions and instruction, both internal and external. Through her work she endeavors to untangle the myth of woman as nourisher, and is interested in what the female destroyer looks like. Sarah trained at Theatre Nepean and College of Fine Arts, Paddington. She is a founding member of the collective Big Muscles Sad Heart. Theatre credits include: Born of a Light Bulb it Seemed, Flying Nun by Brand X, JobReady ( BMSH/Sydney Fringe & Old 505) Olympia Olympia! (BMSH/PACT), Never Going Home (dir. Once Were Islands/ Ballhaus Ost Berlin), Milkmilklemonade (dir. Melita Rowston/New Theatre), A Hamlet (dir. Daniel Schlusser/Seymour Centre), Spurboard (dir. David Berthold/ATYP), Miss Julie (dir. Tim Robins/Old Fitz), Lady Grey Tease (Edinburgh Fringe). She is a passionate storyteller.