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Sarah Krauss is an award-winning performer and storyteller living in New York City. 

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An NYU alum with a degree in Theatre, Sarah began her career singing, dancing, and acting her way across the country.  She's been seen on some of the world's most prestigious stages, including The Public Theatre, Birdland, Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center, and Joe's Pub. In 2018, Sarah was awarded a fellowship at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. In 2019, Sarah won the Australian Discovery Orchestra's 16 Stories vocal competition and recorded a new musical theatre ballad on their album. In 2022, Sarah was selected as a semi-finalist in the American Traditions Competition. 

 

More recently, Sarah has focused on developing theatrical works with a particular focus on the intersection of music, memory, and storytelling, 

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When not creating for the stage, Sarah is a Director at StoryCorps, where her work has received a Telly Award and been recognized as an official selection of the Tribeca X Festival.  You can hear StoryCorps' weekly broadcasts every Friday on NPR Morning Edition. 

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Sarah Loves: 

                     Musicals

                     Letters

                     Seasons

                     Puzzles

                     Trivia

                     NPR

                     The beach

                     Buffy the Vampire Slayer

                     Hillary Clinton

                     Nasty Women in general

                     Doorbells

                     and sleigh bells

                     and schnitzel with noodles

                     Cats

                     Poetry

                     Halloween

                     really, any excuse to dress up

                     Raspberry Pie​

                     Her daughter

                     Her husband

                     Lists

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