Sarah Alles always had a very clear idea of her professional future. Even as a child, there were only two options for her: actress or princess. A throne was still a long way off when she was spotted on the street by a talent scout in 1999 at the age of 12 and landed her first role. Since then she has been a familiar face on German television. After graduating high school, she studied at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin. In 2008, she played Christoph Waltz' counterpart in “Das Geheimnis im Wald” and alongside Marianne Sägebrecht and Christian Oliver in "Immer Wirbel um Marie". Some of the most well-known series in which she has acted and continues to be a part of include “Leben für die Liebe”, “Rote Rosen”, “Heiter bis tödlich – Akte Ex”, and the television film series „Kreuzfahrt ins Glück”.

Those who watch crime thrillers like “SOKO” or “Ein Fall für Zwei” can as much spot her in guest roles there as well as those who prefer genres like  “Landarzt”. TV plays, art and short films such as „Der Sieger in dir”,  “Verlangen” or „Pandora” show her in serious and unfathomable subject matters that plumb the depths of the soul. The adaptation of Brian Nelson's psychological thriller "Hard Candy", which was realized with her on stage, also follows this tradition. Sarah Alles has mastered ballet, singing and karate. She was a three-time Berlin champion, runner-up in Germany and Great Britain and a member of the German federal squad before she put martial arts aside in favor of acting, but likes to still make use of it vigorously for the latter. The second career option of princess is still open to this day.