Sarah Drew

Sarah: (On if she watches Glee, which she appeared in) Yes! Oh my god, it's my favorite show. It's so funny and jaw dropping and sad. I cry all the time when I watch it. It's amazing how from one minute you're laughing your ass off, then completely shocked at something Sue said then crying over an emotional song. Ah, it's so good. I feel like I especially love it because of my experience doing musical theatre. There's nothing like it. It has elements of comedy. There's something so invigorating. blowing the roof off. This combines that with great actors and hilarity with this we're rooting for you and this sound is incredible. It's incredibly entertaining and at the same time. It's a good underdog story. It's about a bunch of kids who are kind of socially awkward and aren't getting the attention in school.

Sarah: (On her role in Glee) It was so much fun. It's really fun to get to play people who are off and twisty and psycho. We all have that it in us but we're not allowed to–or can't–let it out. When I was playing Suzy, I just went there and let all my crazy out. In the moments or characters where I'm allowed to let out the crazy, I get really excited. I tell Brad when I get full on crazy and then we'd rank the craziness for the scene. He'd be like, okay, you're a nine, dial it back to about a six. Or you're a five, amp it up to an eight. I think that's so brilliant about the way they write the show that literally when you're in the bathroom scene you think Suzy's going to kill Rachel. They're layers to Suzy and Brad wanted me to access them. Suzy's crazy, but she's also vulnerable. I like the ability to bring in the crazy with the vulnerable.

Sarah: (On how she got into acting) Been acting since before I can remember. Only thing I ever wanted to do with my life. Growing up doing a couple plays a year, school theatre. I booked voiceover with the show Daria. I did that in high school and college. In between second and third year of college, I went to several musical theatre auditions and ended up doing Romeo and Juliet. It was reviewed in the New York Times. Everything took off from there, I had my choice of agents and started working right away.