Sarah Rafferty

Sarah Rafferty's character Donna on USA network's popular show "Suits" is one of the most powerful minds in their law firm Pearson Hardman. Through her sharp, razor-sharp wit as well as her knowledge of things happening at the firm, Donna is admired and is feared by all who work there, and she's not afraid to exercise her power when it suits her needs. This is the 8th season. Sarah fell in love with acting during her time at the prep school. The passion for acting started when her drama teacher witnessed her in his backyard to make sure she didn't miss soccer practice. Sarah determined to follow her passion and learn more about the art. Sarah double-majored in English as well as Theatre and Theatre at Hamilton College. Through her final year of high school, she was enrolled in the theatre at London, Oxford, and Hamilton. Following her graduation with Magna Cum Merite, she started Yale Drama school. Sarah Sarah Sarah

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