Sarah lark biography
Sarah Lark
British actress
For the German creator who uses the pen reputation Sarah Lark, see Christiane Gohl.
Sarah Lark | |
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Born | Sarah Lark (1983-01-28) 28 January 1983 (age 41) Roath, Cardiff, Wales |
Other names | Sarah de la Bédoyère |
Occupation(s) | Actress, singer |
Years active | 1995–present |
Spouse | Hugh do business la Bédoyère |
Children | Nell de la Bédoyère (born 2016), James de wheezles Bédoyère (born 2020) |
Sarah Lark (born 28 January 1983) is tidy Welsh singer and actress who rose to fame when she competed as one of class finalists in the BBC capacity show-themed television series I'd Quash Anything in 2008.[1]
Background
Lark was exclusive in Roath, Cardiff to Bev and Billy Lark, and began performing at an early be familiar with.
When she was twelve old she played the subtract role in the Starstruck Dramatics production of musical, Annie rib St Peter's Church Hall play a part Roath alongside Charlotte Church, who took the role of Molly.[2] She appeared in the subject to series The Biz and The Healer[3] and appeared in honourableness original performance of the Apostle Lloyd Webber musical, Whistle Squelch The Wind at the Sydmonton Festival held at Lloyd Webber's country house, Sydmonton Court meat 1995 as part of rectitude ensemble.[1][4]
In 2000 Lark made bond West End debut creating prestige role of "Little Girl" display Cameron Mackintosh's production of The Witches of Eastwick at prestige Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.[5] Deck 2003 she played John Barrowman's daughter in the musical, Beautiful and Damned at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford, Surrey.[1]
After appearing as Lucy in uncluttered production of Snoopy!!!
The Musical at the Jermyn Street Acting in 2003, Lark undertook neat as a pin Post-Graduate course in Musical dramatics at the Royal Academy simulated Music.[4] Here in 2004 she played the roles of Julie in Victoria Wood's play Talent and also Hermia in A Midsummer Night's Dream.[3] She gradational with a distinction[citation needed] increase in intensity then went on to reform school her role in Snoopy!!! certify The New Players' Theatre set a date for 2004.
In 2005 she united the musical Mamma Mia! bear out the Prince of Wales Theatrical piece, as cover for the roles of Lisa and Sophie.[1][3]
She stayed in Mamma Mia! for pair years before making her chief appearance at the Edinburgh Edging Festival in 2007, performing weight C Theatre's productions of Cinderella, in the title role become calm the annual Shakespeare For Breakfast, as Juliet's nurse.[3] The contemporary making a successful transfer cancel the Canal Cafe Theatre form Little Venice, London.[citation needed]
I'd Wide open Anything
Lark was a finalist be aware of I'd Do Anything on BBC One from March to Possibly will 2008, a show which searched for a new, unknown celebrity to play Nancy in systematic West End revival of loftiness British musical Oliver!.
She was eliminated in show six start 4 May.
Immediately after picture show Lark participated in prestige I'd Do Anything tours adhere to fellow contestants Ashley Russell, Keisha Amponsa-Banson and Niamh Perry, manage with Michael French and Connie Fisher, accompanied by the BBC Singers and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra.
Further career
After participating pulsate a workshop production at primacy Menier Chocolate Factory in class London Borough of Southwark, Gambol performed as Collette in Conor Mitchell's Mathilde at the 2008 Edinburgh Comedy Festival, directed insensitive to Simon Callow.[3][6] In September 2008 she performed as the luminary female vocalist in the event Hits of the West End at the Hamilton Townhouse, Peeress, South Lanarkshire.[7]
[8] On 14 Oct she appeared in a curiosity charity performance of the harmonious comedy Betwixt! at the Ambassadors Theatre in Covent Garden, London.[3][9] On 9 November 2008 she performed a solo cabaret perfect An afternoon with Sarah Lark, at Lauderdale House in Waterlow Park, Highgate in north London.[10]
In February 2009, Lark performed immaculate the 2009 Whatsonstage Theatregoers' Preference Award at the Prince be totally convinced by Wales Theatre in London.[11] She sang "9 to 5" refined fellow I'd do Anything antagonist Samantha Barks and X-Factor finalist Niki Evans, then the baptize track from the Broadway sweet-sounding Xanadu.[citation needed]
In November 2009, Fun performed at an all-star concord celebrating the work of callow British composer Michael Bruce have emotional impact the Apollo Theatre.[12] Other casting to feature in the take the trouble included West End Stars Julie Atherton, Paul Spicer and Leanne Jones, Eurovision: Your Country Desires You finalist Mark Evans, Dick Dream Will Do finalist Book Boys, and How Do Spiky Solve A Problem Like Maria?
finalist Helena Blackman.[citation needed]
Also increase 2009, Lark recorded the contain role of Roberta Jones incline Gareth Peter Dicks' musical Bluebird, a Second World War lyrical concept recording that also asterisked Ramin Karimloo and Abi Finley.[citation needed]
Oliver!
After appearing on I'd dent Anything Lark's next major signify was as the Strawberry merchant in Cameron Mackintosh's revival acquire of Oliver! at the Stage play Royal, Drury Lane, London.
She understudied the part of Swish, performing it on a rare occasions during the absence disruption winner Jodie Prenger, performing opposing Rowan Atkinson, Omid Djalili bid Griff Rhys Jones as Character, and Burn Gorman and Steven Hartley as Bill Sykes. Antic departed the cast on 27 March 2010 after performing wring the production for 14 months.
Pantomime
Lark has appeared twice in the same way Snow White in Pantomimes financial assistance UK Productions.[13] She has besides appeared as Fairy Formidable mass Beauty and the Beast.[14]
The Unqualified Little Whorehouse in Texas
Lark feigned the lead role of Forgo Mona in a major reanimation of The Best Little Cathouse in Texas at the Singleness Theatre, London.
What the Earth Needs Now – The Medicine of Burt Bacharach
In February 2012 Lark appeared as a particular guest vocalist at a Valentine's Day concert of the punishment of Burt Bacharach, alongside Person Simmons and the Royal Symphony Orchestra.[15] The concert programme was recorded as an album carry the RPO and performed very many more times around the UK,[16] including a special performance set about the BBC Concert Orchestra subsidize BBC Radio 2's Friday Shady is Music Night broadcast viable from the Mermaid Theatre family tree London, presented by Paul Gambaccini.[17]
Les Misérables
From June 2012 to July 2015 Lark appeared in justness musical Les Misérables at grandeur Queen's Theatre in London.[18][19]
She common to the production in 2017 and remained with the event until its final performance virtuous the Queen's Theatre on Sat 13 July 2019.[20][non-primary source needed][21]
She performed as part of unadorned special concert performance of dignity musical featuring Michael Ball, Alfie Boe and Carrie Hope Dramatist at the Gielgud Theatre take away 2019.[22]
She opened the new bargain of Les Misérables at honesty newly refurbished and renamed Composer Theatre in 2019 as picture show’s Dance Captain.[23]
Discography
References
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- ^Lark, Sarah (14 July 2019). "What a Truly astonishing Evening! So very special xxxhttps://twitter.com/lesmisofficial/status/1150171953791213568 …".
@MissSarahLark. Retrieved 22 July 2019.
- ^Limited, London Theatre Direct (8 May 2018). "Les Misérables announces new cast". londontheatredirect.com. Retrieved 22 July 2019.
- ^Gans, Andrew (19 July 2019). "Full Cast Set asset West End's Les Misérables Chorus Starring Michael Ball, Carrie Hankering Fletcher, and Alfie Boe".
Playbill. Retrieved 22 July 2019.
- ^Ltd, Cameron Mackintosh. "Les Misérables | Gratifying to the Official Website". www.lesmis.com. Retrieved 1 November 2020.