Point your finger and cast a spell of nostalgia! Discover what the magical cast of Sabrina the Teenage Witch has been doing over the past 25+ years, from directing and comedy to surprising career pivots.
On her sixteenth birthday, Sabrina Spellman discovered that her life was far from ordinary: she was a half-mortal, half-witch who could cast spells with a flick of her finger, lived with two 500-year-old aunts, and had a sarcastic talking black cat plotting world domination.
Airing from 1996 to 2003, Sabrina the Teenage Witch was a cornerstone of 90s TGIF television, blending whimsical supernatural comedy with universal teenage dilemmas and memorable fashion.
More than twenty years after the series finale, where are the magical residents of Westbridge today? Here is the complete look at the Sabrina the Teenage Witch cast: Then and Now.
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1. Melissa Joan Hart as Sabrina Spellman - Then: The clumsy, lovable teenage witch learning to control her magic while surviving high school and college. - Now: Hart solidified her title as the queen of 90s youth TV (alongside Clarissa Explains It All). She transitioned into a prolific director and producer, helming episodes of Young Sheldon, The Goldbergs, and numerous holiday TV films. She also starred in the long-running sitcom Melissa & Joey and hosts the podcast What Women Binge.
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2. Caroline Rhea as Aunt Hilda Spellman - Then: The impulsive, fun-loving, romantic aunt who spent her centuries experimenting with bizarre potions, making jokes, and playing the violin. - Now: Rhea remained a powerhouse in stand-up comedy and television. She hosted The Caroline Rhea Show and NBC's The Biggest Loser, voiced the loving mother Linda Flynn-Fletcher on Disney's mega-hit animated series Phineas and Ferb, and tours comedy clubs globally.
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3. Beth Broderick as Aunt Zelda Spellman - Then: The logical, intellectual, quantum-physics-loving aunt who constantly kept Sabrina and Hilda out of supernatural trouble. - Now: Broderick built an impressive career in dramatic acting, appearing in acclaimed series like Lost (as Kate Austen's mother), Under the Dome, Sharp Objects, and Walker. She has also directed for the stage and returned with Caroline Rhea for a delightful cameo in Netflix's Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.
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4. Nick Bakay as the Voice of Salem Saberhagen - Then: The power-hungry warlock sentenced to spend 100 years as a sarcastic, witty, snack-obsessed black domestic cat. - Now: Bakay was not only the iconic voice behind Salem but also a key writer on the show. He went on to become an accomplished comedy writer and producer in Hollywood, co-writing Paul Blart: Mall Cop with Kevin James and serving as executive producer and writer for hit sitcoms like The King of Queens, Mom, and Bookie.
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5. Nate Richert as Harvey Kinkle - Then: Sabrina’s sweet, loyal, letterman-jacket-wearing high school sweetheart whose unconditional love transcended mortal-witch boundaries. - Now: After stepping away from full-time television acting, Richert followed his passion for music. He became a talented Americana, folk, and bluegrass musician and songwriter, releasing albums such as Halcyon Days. He also worked as a maintenance technician and carpenter, openly sharing an inspiring message about the dignity of everyday work.
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6. Jenna Leigh Green as Libby Chessler - Then: Westbridge High's queen bee cheerleader and Sabrina's glamorous, sharp-tongued high school nemesis. - Now: Green took her extraordinary vocal and acting talents to Broadway. She starred as Nessarose and Elphaba in the blockbuster musical Wicked, and appeared in productions of The Wizard of Oz and Bare: A Pop Opera. She has also made guest appearances on shows like Quantico and Blue Bloods.
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7. Lindsay Sloane as Valerie Birkhead - Then: Sabrina's shy, anxiety-prone, but fiercely loyal best friend during high school. - Now: Sloane enjoyed a steady, high-profile acting career in comedy, starring in hit movies like Bring It On, Horrible Bosses, and The Other Guys, as well as starring in the CBS revival of The Odd Couple.
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8. Martin Mull as Principal Willard Kraft (1943–2024) - Then: The strict, easily flustered high school principal who dated both Aunt Zelda and Aunt Hilda. - Now: A comedic legend known for Roseanne, Arrested Development (as private detective Gene Parmesan), and Clue, Mull was also an accomplished painter and musician. Sadly, Mull passed away in June 2024 at age 80, leaving behind decades of unforgettable comedic joy.
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9. Elisa Donovan & Soleil Moon Frye (Morgan & Roxie) - Elisa Donovan (Morgan Cavanaugh): Sabrina’s fashion-obsessed college roommate. She starred in Clueless and later wrote an inspiring book on grief and resilience, Wake Me When You Leave. - Soleil Moon Frye (Roxie King): Sabrina’s cynical, socially conscious roommate (and former 80s child star from Punky Brewster). She revived Punky Brewster in 2021 and directed the critically acclaimed Hulu documentary Kid 90.
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The Magic Lives On
Sabrina the Teenage Witch captured lightning in a bottle by combining 90s fashion, lighthearted escapism, and genuine warmth. Whether laughing at Salem’s one-liners or Sabrina and Harvey’s soulmate ending, the show remains a magical comfort watch for fans around the world.