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19 Facts About Sarah Glendening

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Sarah Marie Glendening was born on September 20,1981 and is an American former actress.

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Sarah Glendening played the role until the show's cancellation in September 2010.

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In 2005, Sarah Glendening made her Broadway debut in Good Vibrations, as part of the Ensemble and as understudy for the role of "Caroline", alongside future-husband Brandon Wardell who played the lead "Dave".

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In July 2007, Sarah Glendening played the lead "Susan" in tick, tick.

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From April 13 to May 23,2010, Sarah Glendening appeared on stage as "Molly" in the world premiere of Nightmare Alley, adapted from the William Lindsay Gresham's book of the same name, at Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles.

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From October 29 to November 4,2010, Sarah Glendening participated in the stage workshop production of Loveless, Texas with Boomerang Theatre Company at Peter Jay Sharp Theater in New York City.

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In December 2013, Sarah Glendening performed in the Open Fist Theatre Company production of BOTH: A Hard Day's Silent Night, a Beatles Nativity in Los Angeles.

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Sarah Glendening started her Daytime career with a guest role on Guiding Light.

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Sarah Glendening later joined CBS' As the World Turns as the fifth actress to portray Lucy Montgomery, replacing Spencer Grammer.

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Sarah Glendening appeared on a recurring basis, visiting the show from December 24,2008 to January 7,2009, she then returned again from February 26,2009 to May 13,2009.

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Sarah Glendening was scheduled to appear in the Lifetime US TV remake of the British series, Mistresses.

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Sarah Glendening remained with the series until its finale in September 2011.

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Sarah Glendening has made appearances on shows such as Cold Case and Law and Order: Criminal Intent.

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Sarah Glendening can be seen in the 2006 mockumentary Pittsburgh about the regional theater production of The Music Man, starring Jeff Goldblum, Ed Begley Jr.

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Sarah Glendening was in the 2009 independent comedy romance The Good Guy, opposite Alexis Bledel, Andrew McCarthy, Anna Chlumsky, Bryan Greenberg, Colin Egglesfield, and Denise Vasi, which screened at The Tribeca Film Festival.

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In May 2011, Sarah Glendening was cast to star as "nerdy" girl Mandi in the feature-length film Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie, based on the popular cult web series, and character, of the same name.

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Sarah Glendening starred alongside Jeremy Suarez and the film's writer, director, producer and main star James Rolfe.

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In 2012, Sarah Glendening starred opposite Eric Roberts in the satirical short Heal Thyself, which premiered at The Hollywood Film Festival and was used as a conversation piece during a healthcare forum at UCLA's Labor Center.

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Sarah Glendening is closely associated with New York City musical theatre writer Joe Iconis, having performed in a number of his concerts and shows.