Sadie Calvano

 

Calvano began her musical theatre when she was 7 years old. Previous roles include Alice In Wonderland (2008) at The El Portal, Belle In Beauty And The Beast (2008) At the Barnsdall Theatre. Sharpay in High School Musical (2008) and Tallulah in Bugsy Malone (2011) both at the Madrid Theatre. Christina in the four-week run of Crown City Theatre's A Chicago Christmas Carol (2010). Sadie met Tina Treadwell when she was just 13 and was able to begin her professional career. Sadie was first featured on Chris Elliot's Eagle Heart in summer 2010 before being given the role of William Devane's kidnapped granddaughter on NCIS. Sadie received an YAA nomination for best actress. Sadie got her big screen debut in the role of Leonardo DiCaprio's niece on the Clint Eastwood bio-epic J. Edgar. Some of her other credits include guest appearances on Kickin’ It and Crash & Bernstein as well as a few pilots. Sadie also had an recurring role in Melissa & Joey. Sadie still spends her summers at Stagedoor Manor, the acclaimed New York theatre intensive whose alumni include Jon Cryer, Natalie Portman and Shawn Levy. Sadie lives in L.A. with her Father and Piper, her cat, as well as Benji her dog.





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