Sarah Regan Borucke (Regan) is a native of sunny Tampa, Florida. Regan’s stage career started before kindergarten when she played a banker in a summer day camp production of Mary Poppins. In her youth, Regan was involved in a variety of productions, first as a student actor and later in the community theatre scene. Her favorite roles from that time include Annabel Glick (Lucky Stiff), The Cat in the Hat (Seussical), Lucy Westenra (Dracula), and Nancy Drew (Nancy Drew and Her Biggest Case Ever). Regan wrapped up her high school career interning as an assistant stage manager for the Tampa Reparatory Theatre, and a few weeks later she kicked off her UVA career as a production assistant for the Heritage Theatre Festival. Since her arrival on grounds, Regan has immersed herself in the Arts at UVA as a member of the Student Council Arts Committee, First Year Players and the Drama Arts Board. Regan had the pleasure of playing Lily/Lilith in the Department production of She Kills Monsters, was part of the acting/directing cast of Love and Information in the Fall of 2020 and has also appeared in short films for the UVA Filmmakers Society. A proud resident of Brown College, Regan enjoys indulging in her love of horror as co-chair of Hauntings, Brown’s renowned haunted house charity fundraiser. Regan is honored to be a Miller Arts Scholar, and as a Drama major, she looks forward to expanding her career into writing and directing at UVA and beyond. When (if) she has a little spare time, you’ll find Regan reading high fantasy, making cardboard dragon heads, or re-painting monopoly boards into various fictional universes.