Sarah Cawood
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Revision as of 06:35, 19 April 2009
Contents |
Shows
Celebrity Scissorhands (participant)
Eurovision Song Contest (semi-final voiceover)
Fame Academy (BBC Three coverage)
Night Fever (co-host)
Take It or Leave It (announcer)
Your Country Needs You! (voiceover)
Biography
Sarah Cawood studied ballet at the Royal Ballet School and the Chiswick Arts Educational School, and had a brief career as a dancer before joining Nickelodeon as a childrens' presenter. She came to greater attention as one of the presenters of Channel 4's late-night "ladette" programme The Girlie Show, and thence went on to Live and Kicking and presenting coverage of music festivals. She was also the co-presenter of the national lottery draws for a time, acquitting herself admirably during the famous Fathers4Justice studio invasion.
Contact
c/o c/o Jo Carlton, Talent4Media, Studio LG16, Shepherds Building Central, Charecroft Way, London W14 0EH
