A profoundly moving testament to the power of the imagination. By juxtaposing the biblical story of the Exodus in the desert with her own “wilderness” experience of chronic illness, Sara offers that rarest of gifts: an intensely personal story that becomes our own.
Helen Stoltzfus, Black Swan Arts & Media

A story for our times. Sara’s message about the power of creativity to heal and provide refuge through hard times was a blessing to our entire community.
Reverend Julia McKay, High Plains Unitarian Universalist Church

Our community loved Sara’s presentation and she is a wonderful performer! Her soulful narrative, in which she deftly weaves archetypal and personal material, made us laugh and cry. It will leave you wanting to seek out blessings in the ordinary and in the broken, as she does.
Alissa Hirshfeld, Congregation Shomrei Torah

I'm pretty sure I've never paid such close attention on Zoom for twenty-three exquisite minutes. Sara is a beautiful performer—funny, wise, vulnerable, and so, so present.
Bill Addison, Los Angeles Journalist

Sara’s performance delights with humor and wisdom, offering insights into artists working on the margins but refusing to be sidelined. My high school students were enthralled and deeply touched by her story, which brought forth rich testimonies of their own journeys. 
Jim McGarry, St. Francis High School 

Sara’s skills as an artist, storyteller, and actor come to the fore in the Broken Mishkan, a disarmingly simple one-woman show that provided our campus community with an opportunity to reckon with life’s fragile beauty. I highly recommend it.
Deena Aranoff, Graduate Theological Union