Sarah Bernhardt

Sarah Bernhardt (1844–1923) was a renowned French actress known for her extraordinary talent and dramatic presence. Often called "The Divine Sarah," she was one of the most famous performers of her time, celebrated for her roles in classical plays such as Hamlet and Phèdre. Bernhardt was also notable for her beauty, expressive voice, and versatility on stage. She helped elevate acting to a higher art form and became an international star, influencing generations of performers. Her career spanned over five decades, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of theater and performing arts.