Sarah Applewood

January 1, 1981

Applewood began her theatrics at an early age performing in her school musical of Trolls! playing the evil goblin Snick. Her weeks were filled with playing the clarinet, saxophone and piano at her local music centre, where she gained a scholarship on clarinet and was lucky enough to share the stage with the legendary John Dankworth. Jazz bands, quartets, quintets, symphonic windbands and orchestras all played a part in her early years until she discovered her love for being on the stage and singing. She then went on to study at Drama at Hull University. Productions here included Snoopy The Musical, Saucy Jack & The Space Vixens, The Wiz and singing in German for the musical Cabaret. Since graduating Applewood has continued her singing studies with The Royal Academy of Music. She has worked in several new musicals for composers around London and has recorded many tracks for Mercury Musical Developments. TNT"s production of A Christmas Carol took her to Germany, Prague, Madrid, The International Festival of Musical Theatre in Greece, Malta"s National Theatre "Manoel Theatre" and to Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Osaka in Japan. Applewood has performed in The Lost Musicals at Londons Sadlers Wells, in NewsRevue (a launch pad for budding comic talent), and in London"s West End in Anthology a concert filled with West End regulars for Conor Mitchel. She sang in Venice at The Hilton for Incognito Artists and spent the summer 2010 singing in Athens. She appeared in the 2008 television Movie Silent Voices, a docudrama about domestic violence in the United Kingdom written by Barbara Gorna, directed by Charles Harris and produced by Paul Atherton. She is currently the face of United Kingdom Glazing company, Planitherm"s 2011 United Kingdom television advertising campaign. She is also the actress and face of Diet Chef"s Christmas 2012 United Kingdom television advertising campaign.

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University of Hull; Academy of Live and Recorded Arts.

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Applewood began her theatrics at an early age performing in her school musical of Trolls! playing the evil goblin Snick. Her weeks were filled with playing the clarinet, saxophone and piano at her local music centre, where she gained a scholarship on clarinet and was lucky enough to share the stage with the legendary John Dankworth. Jazz bands, quartets, quintets, symphonic windbands and orchestras all played a part in her early years until she discovered her love for being on the stage and singing.

She then went on to study at Drama at Hull University.

Productions here included Snoopy The Musical, Saucy Jack & The Space Vixens, The Wiz and singing in German for the musical Cabaret. Since graduating Applewood has continued her singing studies with The Royal Academy of Music.

She has worked in several new musicals for composers around London and has recorded many tracks for Mercury Musical Developments. TNT"s production of A Christmas Carol took her to Germany, Prague, Madrid, The International Festival of Musical Theatre in Greece, Malta"s National Theatre "Manoel Theatre" and to Tokyo, Hiroshima, and Osaka in Japan.

Applewood has performed in The Lost Musicals at Londons Sadlers Wells, in NewsRevue (a launch pad for budding comic talent), and in London"s West End in Anthology a concert filled with West End regulars for Conor Mitchel.

She sang in Venice at The Hilton for Incognito Artists and spent the summer 2010 singing in Athens. She appeared in the 2008 television Movie Silent Voices, a docudrama about domestic violence in the United Kingdom written by Barbara Gorna, directed by Charles Harris and produced by Paul Atherton. She is currently the face of United Kingdom Glazing company, Planitherm"s 2011 United Kingdom television advertising campaign.

She is also the actress and face of Diet Chef"s Christmas 2012 United Kingdom television advertising campaign.

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