Sara Ramirez

Sara Ramirez was born in Mexico. She is an American Mexican actress. Also, she sings. She was raised by her mom and her father, in USA. Raised with racial remarks and made to feel unwanted. In her 9th grade that she gained confidence following her acclaim at an audition. This not only increased her confidence but her ambitions transformed. In the year 22 she graduated at the Julliard School of New York. In 1993 she made her Broadway debut with Paul Simon's The Capeman. Her first film was titled You've got Mail. In the Broadway original production of Spamalot She played the Lady of The Lake and was awarded the Tony Award as well as the praise of critics. The following year she was cast in the role of Dr. Callie Torres in ABC's Grey's Anatomy. This led to her gain more fame. She is known as a performer and released her own single and an extended version of her play. As an activist, she strives to promote LGBT equality.

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