Rise to Success: Career Highlights of Sarah Snook

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Sarah Snook

Discover the career path of Sarah Snook, from the first major opportunity to industry-changing achievements.

Sarah Snook is an acclaimed Australian actress, most notably recognized for her portrayal of Shiv Roy in the HBO drama series *Succession* (2018–2023). Her performance garnered significant critical acclaim, earning her two Golden Globe Awards and a Primetime Emmy Award. Snook's work has solidified her status as a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.

2008: Graduation from NIDA

In 2008, Sarah Snook graduated from Sydney's National Institute of Dramatic Art, marking a significant milestone in her education and preparation for her acting career.

2009: Appearance in King Lear

In 2009, Sarah Snook appeared in King Lear with the State Theatre Company of South Australia.

2010: Role in Sisters of War

In 2010, Sarah Snook played a role in the Australian film Sisters of War.

2010: AACTA Award for Sisters of War

In 2010, Sarah Snook received an AACTA Award for her leading role in the film Sisters of War.

2012: Role in Not Suitable for Children

In 2012, Sarah Snook acted in the Australian film Not Suitable for Children.

2013: Role in These Final Hours

In 2013, Sarah Snook appeared in the film These Final Hours.

2014: AACTA Award for Predestination

In 2014, Sarah Snook received an AACTA Award for her leading role in the film Predestination.

2014: Role in Predestination

In 2014, Sarah Snook starred in the Australian film Predestination, further solidifying her presence in the film industry.

2015: Roles in The Dressmaker and Steve Jobs

In 2015, Sarah Snook appeared in the films The Dressmaker and Steve Jobs, adding to her acting credits.

2015: Roles in Steve Jobs and The Dressmaker

In 2015, Sarah Snook portrayed Andrea Cunningham in Danny Boyle's biopic Steve Jobs and acted in Jocelyn Moorhouse's period drama The Dressmaker.

2016: Appearance in Black Mirror and The Master Builder

In 2016, Sarah Snook appeared in an episode of Black Mirror and made her West End debut in The Master Builder.

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2016: Role in The Master Builder

In 2016, Sarah Snook played a role in The Master Builder, adding to her theatre credits.

2017: Appearance in The Glass Castle

In 2017, Sarah Snook appeared in the biopic The Glass Castle, starring Brie Larson.

2018: Lead role in Succession

In 2018, Sarah Snook began her prominent role as Siobhan "Shiv" Roy in the HBO drama series Succession.

2018: Role in Saint Joan

In 2018, Sarah Snook had a role in Saint Joan, continuing her work in theatre.

2020: Roles in An American Pickle and Pieces of a Woman

In 2020, Sarah Snook appeared in the comedy film An American Pickle and in the marital drama film Pieces of a Woman.

December 2021: Cast in Run Rabbit Run

In December 2021, Sarah Snook was cast as the lead in the horror-thriller film Run Rabbit Run, replacing Elisabeth Moss.

January 2022: Cast in The Beanie Bubble

In January 2022, Sarah Snook was cast alongside Zach Galifianakis and Elizabeth Banks in the comedy drama film The Beanie Bubble.

2023: Roles in Run Rabbit Run and The Beanie Bubble

In 2023, Sarah Snook appeared in the films Run Rabbit Run and The Beanie Bubble.

2023: Succession concludes

In 2023, Sarah Snook's lead role in the HBO drama series Succession concluded. She received widespread critical acclaim and numerous accolades for this role.

2024: West End production of The Picture of Dorian Gray

In 2024, Sarah Snook returned to the West End, portraying all 26 roles in The Picture of Dorian Gray at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.

2024: Leading role in Memoir of a Snail

In 2024, Sarah Snook starred in the film Memoir of a Snail, adding to her list of leading roles.

2024: Laurence Olivier Award for The Picture of Dorian Gray

In 2024, Sarah Snook won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Actress for her performance in The Picture of Dorian Gray in the West End.

2025: The Picture of Dorian Gray transferred to Broadway

In 2025, the production of The Picture of Dorian Gray, where Sarah Snook portrays all 26 roles, transferred to the Music Box Theatre on Broadway.