Aubrie Sellers is starring as Sarah through the end of December in the hit live production of the beloved holiday movie
Stepping into the role of Sarah , Sellers, 28, says her friends and family weren’t the only ones surprised by her hair transformation.
“I was totally down to be a blonde and wear a wig, but it has definitely convinced me to keep my dark hair,” she tells PEOPLE. “I feel like a completely different person in that hair and her clothes, and people are shocked when they see me after the show.”Playing double duty, Sellers also sports a “short platinum wig” for a smaller scene as a different character. “I think I would be more likely to do that than go a more traditional blonde,” she adds.
“When they told me how many costume changes I had, I didn’t even see how that was going to be possible,” she says. “After you do it a few times completely though in front of an audience, it starts to become ingrained in your mind and body.”— has also grown close with the rest of her cast over the last month.
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