Biography

Raised on the island of Kauai, Sarah Rudinoff is writer, actor and vocalist. She has lived and worked in Seattle, Chicago, Portland, Los Angeles, London, Hawaii, and New York.

She has performed at The Second City in Chicago and trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. Primarily a stage actress in Seattle, she has been seen on every local stage and was the first actor to play Yitzhak in "Hedwig and the Angry Inch", outside of the original NY production, when it played at Re-bar in Seattle, in 2000. Miss Rudinoff is the winner of The Stranger's Genius Award in Theatre.

Ms. Rudinoff has written, performed and toured with her solo shows around the world. "Broad", directed by Kevin Kent, went on to tour the Adelaide Festival (Australia), Bumbershoot (Seattle), the HBO Workspace (Los Angeles). "Go There", directed by Nick Garrison, played to sold-out houses in Seattle in the spring of 2003, and has since played at Seattle's Town Hall, Bumbershoot, PICA's TBA festival (Portland), and The Warhol Museum (Pittsburgh). Sarah's latest solo work, The Last State had its premiere at On the Boards.

Ms. Rudinoff has sung and performed cabaret at venues all over Seattle, including, The Pink Door, The Showbox, The OK Hotel, The Baltic Room, Sunset Tavern and Re-bar. She has sung at Les Deux Cafe; in Los Angeles, Joe's Pub in New York City, and most recently opened for Kiki and Herb in Seattle. She also writes and sings with her 7-piece band, We Are Golden.

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