News and Updates
Seaview is now streaming on Amazon Prime. Loved playing Violet in this one.
A real privilege to be the reader for Jo Ward's audiobook of her powerful memoir Every Contact Leaves a Trace.
Brilliant to work with George Louis Bartlett & a fantastic crew playing the lead, Laura in his haunting short Nightshade
Thrilled to be nominated for a Standing Ovation Award for Beak Speaks!
Delighted that my show Beak Speaks is back at the Hen & Chickens in May after a last-minute March revival! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "brilliantly written, very funny" The List
Fantastic to be part of cast on new series of ITV's 'Grace', playing June alongside John Simm & Richie Campbell.
Just filmed on new series for Sky 'A Town Called Malice', written by the brilliant Nick Love.
'Doctor Who Redacted' in nominated for Shout Out Listener's Award! I play Cleo's Mum, Monica Proctor.
Loved working on Season 2 of 'Frayed', produced by Merman, written by & starring Sarah Kendall now on Sky/NOW TV.
New podcast 'Park Creatures' with Sarah Toogood available on all platforms.
Recently filmed on new comedy 'Cheaters' with BBC Studios & Clerkenwell Films
Recently recorded with Alex Lowe on a new series of 'Clinton Baptiste's Paranormal Podcast'
Now working in person again at National Theatre Theatreworks as well as online.
Listen to 'Clare in the Community' on the BBC Iplayer
Thanks to Arts Council England for funding me during this unprecedented time.
Watch 'Grantchester'on the ITV Hub.
Sarah Thom
Actor, Voice-Over, Creative & Trainer
I have worked in the performance industry for 25 years. As an actor on stage and screen, and - after winning the Norman Beaton Fellowship in 2012 - regularly on BBC Radio 4 - most prominently as Joan in the long-running sitcom, 'Clare in the Community'. I freelance as a director and a university lecturer, and am also currently a regular facilitator on the Theatreworks programme at the National Theatre, coaching professionals from all backgrounds on their personal impact and presentation skills. I originally trained at Exeter University Drama Department and with Jacques Lecoq in Paris.
"The irony is that by playing a bad actor Thom proves that she is a fantastic one thanks to this brilliantly written, wholly believable and very funny tragi-comic creation"
The List on BEAK SPEAKS,
written & performed by Sarah Thom
