PRODUCING EXPERIENCE
Check out the highlights below:
New Light Theater Project
Founding Artistic Director
2013 thru present
“This organization is very much worth checking out for their innovation and willingness to take risks and play outside the box."
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- Theatre Scene
New Light Theater Project (NLTP) is an off-off-Broadway not-for-profit theater company dedicated to producing theatrical works that feature compelling stories created by emerging theater artists.
NLTP believes in the strength of ensemble-work and are committed to nurturing our resident artists comprised of writers, actors, directors, stage managers, and designers from various backgrounds.
New Light Theater Project is featured in American Theatre Magazine! Sarah gives an interview along with Producing Director, Michael Aguirre.
Access Theater
Artistic Director
2016 thru 2018
Since 1992, Access Theater has been a home to New York City's leading downtown artists. When not producing its own work, Access serves as a cost-effective curated arts venue seeking innovative, not-for-profit producing organizations devoted to new works in the Off-Off Broadway community.
"One of the theaters to pay attention to in downtown New York."
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- New York Times
Divine Horsemen
Written & starring Paul Calderon
Also starring David Zayas & David Deblinger
a co-production with Primitive Grace
January 2018
Fringe of Humanity
Written & starring Paul Calderon
Also starring David Zayas
a co-production with Primitive Grace
January 2017
Bisno Productions
Associate Producer
2015 thru 2017
HUGHIE
Starring Forest Whitaker
By Eugene O'Neill
Broadway Revival, 2016
Co-Producer w/ Bisno Productions
Directed by Michael Grandage
Notable: New York Times Critic’s Pick
My Report to the World
Starring David Strathairn
By Clark Young & Derek Goldman
Line Producer w/ Bisno Productions and The Laboratory for Global
Performance and Politics at Georgetown University, 2015
Directed by Derek Goldman
Montclair State University's New Works Initiative, 2016
Directed by Jesse Jou
99 Ways to F*ck a Swan
By Kim Rosenstock