It would not be until the fourth season of Stranger Things that Sadie Sink would impact the viewers. A spotlight on her character, Max, was long due. And she finally had the moment to shine in the fourth installment of the Netflix Original. Her nuanced performances made sure that she was indeed a part of the Emmy conversations. 

Unfortunately, she didn’t receive an Emmy nod, but her stellar performance did not go unnoticed. She was immediately cast in Darren Aronofsky’s The Whale. Starring alongside Branden Fraser, the poignant tale about an overweight dad and her daughter won Sink a critics choice nomination. Her fans are now certain that is going to bag the Emmys in 2023 with her leading role in O’Dessa. 

Fans are over the moon after Sadie Sink landed the lead role in the rock opera O’dessa

Fans were overjoyed with the news of the 20-year-old headlining Geremy Jasper’s O’dessa, next. 

Sadie Sink will head to Croatia in May to shoot her part in the production. As per Deadline, the Dear Zoe star will play a farm girl in a post-apocalyptic world. Events in her life will force her to go on a dangerous quest to retrieve a family heirloom. In her journey, she will meet her true love, who will need her to save his soul. 

The rock opera is to feature original music and tracks. Jason Binnick and Jeremy are penning the songs as well as producing them. Michael Gottwald, Noah Stahl, Rodrigo Teixeria, and Jonathan Montepare serve as producers. And Lourenco Sant’Anna and Dan Janvey are attached as executive producers.

The team has earlier worked on Patti Cake$, which was Jeremy’s directorial debut. The 2017 Palm Springs Film Festival has already bestowed the director with a Directors to Watch award.  While she will begin her year with O’dessa, the actress will soon return to Stranger Things to begin filming for the fifth and final installment. She has also recently opened up about her first kiss with co-star Calen McLaughlin.

Since her resume includes a Broadway show, too, we think she will feel right at home on the sets of O’dessa. What do you think?