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| Sabrina started acting age 12 playing "Pepper" in a production of "Annie". Other stage roles include "Grease" (Frenchy), "The Wizard of Oz" (Scarecrow), "St. Joan" (Joan of Arc) and half of a two woman show. |
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| She visited Australia at age 15 as an exchange student and has studied at the Brisbane Royal Theatre Company and the American Academy of Dramatic arts. |
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| She caught a plane to New York the day after she graduated from high school, waiting tables and tending bar while looking for theatre work. |
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| Her first major TV role was Law & Order in which she guest starred in 1992. There followed a movie with Patrick Swayze and a starring role in an HBO TV movie (see Filmography for details) before she landed her role in the TV series "Sliders". |
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| She departed Sliders in 1997 and soon began work on her next TV series, "Sports Night" and also found time to do more movie work. Sports Night came to an end after two seasons, much to the dismay of the critics, and Sabrina quickly moved on to a new show "Madigan Men". |
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| Her stint on Madigan Men did not last long and she left - apparently by her own choice - before the show itself was cancelled shortly after. Since then she has made several movies, recorded a few pilots and guest starred in the TV show "Ed" for half a season. Her last TV project was playing an FBI agent in the new CBS series "Numb3rs but she left the series after the first season, exercising her option not to return. At time of writing, she recently completed work on her latest movies, "Universal Signs" and "Racing daylight". |
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| Among other things, Sabrina is an accomplished equestrian, ski's, plays the guitar - on which she composes original music - and has a fine singing voice. She was a vegetarian for 6 years and has an ever-increasing number of tattoos. |
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| Sabrina currently resides in New York. |
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