Sarah Pultz is a Playwright and Freelance Dramaturg living in the Hudson Valley in Washington, D.C. Her main skillsets include script editing, research, and assistant directing. She has worked with multiple up-and-coming playwrights and has helped produce plays at the D.C. Fringe Festival as well as other small, local theatre companies.

Sarah attended The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama where she received her M.A in Theatre Criticism and Dramaturgy. Since then, she has focused her career on facilitating new art and helping new artists discover and develop their voices.

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.