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Sarah Egerton (actress)
Sarah Egerton (1782–1847) was an English actress. The judgement of William Macready was that 'her merits were confined to melodrama.'〔Macready, ''Reminiscences'', i. 125〕
==Early life==
Egerton was the daughter of Peter Fisher, rector of Little Torrington, Devon. After her father died in 1803 she took to the stage, appearing at the Bath theatre on 3 December 1803 as Emma in John Till Allingham's play ''The Marriage Promise''. Here she remained for six or seven years, playing as a rule secondary characters. Her last benefit at Bath took place on 21 March 1809, when she played Gunilda in William Dimond's ''Hero of the North'' and Emmeline in John Hawkesworth's ''Edgar and Emmeline''. She probably married Daniel Egerton soon afterwards. He was playing leading business in Bath.
Her first recorded appearance as Mrs. Egerton was at Birmingham in 1810. On 25 February 1811, as Mrs. Egerton from Birmingham, she played Juliet at Covent Garden without much success. Marcia in ''Cato'', Luciana in ''Comedy of Errors'', and Emilia in ''Othello'' followed during the same season.
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