Sarah Pultz is a Playwright and Theatre Professional living and working in the Washington, DC area. Sarah is a professional writer; producing works of poetry, short stories, and plays. She has worked on plays such as Soldier Poet by Darcy Parker Bruce, produced by Theatre Prometheus (2017),  Riot Brrrain by Caitlin Caplinger as a part of District Fringe (2018), and Now to Ashes, by herself and Renae Erichsen Teal as a part of Capital Fringe (2025) and The Kennedy Center’s Page to Stage Festival (2019). She also has 5 years of experience volunteering as a literary reviewer for both The Shakespeare Theatre Company andThe American Shakespeare Center. Sarah's current projects include Bound by Letters, a project with Phillip Hamilton and Denise Gillman, and Now to Ashes, an original work by herself and Renae Erichsen-Teal. Sarah is a graduate of Christopher Newport University 2015, where she studied Musical Theatre and Political Science. This is where she discovered her love for theatre and storytelling. She then went on to attend The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama where she received her M.A in Theatre Criticism and Dramaturgy, with a focus on historic representation of women.

For Sarah, Theatre is the ultimate art form, nowhere else can one find so many forms of creativity and imagination. Theatre examines the foundations of human connection and has the power to challenge political, economic, and societal structures; it encourages collaboration, discussion, and dialogue. Sarah's aspirations are to continue these attributes in theatre and adapt them to a modern context.

Her priority in the arts is promoting true community engagement that fosters wealth equity and empowerment. Storytelling is just the beginning of creating effective and lasting change, the next steps are providing pathways that allow audiences to get involved. In her own plays, it is written into each script to create partnerships with local and national organizations that revolve around the themes of the play.