Sarah Smith (disambiguation)
- Sarah Smith (disambiguation)
Sarah Smith may refer to:
*Sarah Smith, Scottish newsreader for Channel 4
*Sarah Smith, producer of "The League of Gentlemen"
*Sarah Smith (1832–1911), English author whose "nom de plume" was Hesba Stretton
*Sarah Smith (writer), American author of historical mysteries.
*Sarah Christine Smith, American actress
*Sarah Smith, a band member of Same Difference who came third in The X Factor 2007
In fiction
*Sarah Jane Smith, character from the television series "Doctor Who" and the spin-off series "The Sarah Jane Adventures"
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