Sarah Harrison (singer)

Sarah Harrison (born 1990 in Malta) is a British singer and musician. Sarah has hosted a children's television show in Malta before leaving to train at the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London . During the five years at the Sylvia Young Theatre School she appeared in three Harry Potter films. With other selected children she had recording sessions at the famous Abbey Road studios. These recording sessions were featured in the Disney and Walden Media film version of CS Lewis classic Narnia. As of 2007, Harrison is studying Performing Arts at the Laine's Theatre Arts, where she has won a three year DADA award.

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• Official site

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