Sabrina Lloyd was born Nov. 11, 1970 and started her showbiz career at the age of 12. She landed the role of "Pepper" in "Annie" . A string of roles in other plays followed, including "Grease" and "Wizard of Oz." At 15, she visited Australia as an exchange student, and studied drama at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and the Brisbane Royal Theatre Company.
Her first major television role came in New York, when she appeared on the crime drama "Law & Order." Soon after, Lloyd's major break came in the HBO film "The Coming Out of Heidi Leiter." She starred as Heidi, a young girl who fought discrimination when she came out as a homosexual. The film drew rave reviews and paved the way for Lloyd to land the role in "Sliders." Meanwhile, she found time for one noteworthy film role, in "Father Hood' opposite Patrick Swayze (she played his daughter in the action-comedy).
Lloyd spent three years on the Fox show Sliders, playing the role of Wade Kathleen Well(e)s. She currently portrays Natalie Hurley (The irony? Wade Well(e)s boss at her computer job on Sliders was named Hurley.) on the ABC sitcom Sports Night. She has provided a voice-over for the character of Wade to be used in the Sliders fifth season episode "Requiem".
