Meet
the Dream Team

Known for her strategic organizational leadership and spearheading complex projects, Sara has produced live, digital, and site-specific work with Yo-Yo Ma, Igor Golyak and -ARLEKIN!, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Jessica Hecht, Chulpan Khamatova, Alvin Epstein, Andrey Burkovskiy and Yana Gladkikh, Mark Morris Dance Group, Bobby McFerrin, Torvill & Dean, Actors' Shakespeare Project, Tina Packer, ArtsEmerson, Rhombus Media, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Carnegie Hall, Suntory Hall, Under the Radar Festival, La Mama ETC, Classic Stage Company, A&E Television, and Lincoln Center.

Most recently, Sara spent five years as Producing Director of -ARLEKIN! and its Zero Gravity Theater Lab, steering the company through meteoric growth and producing award-winning projects, including Our Class, which swept the 2025 Lucille Lortel Awards, named "Best Theater of 2024" by The Wall Street Journal; both The Orchard and ChekhovOS starring Baryshnikov and Hecht, the latter of which received a New York Times Critics Pick; and The Dybbuk, staged at Boston’s ViIna Shul, winner of the Outstanding Production Elliot Norton Award in 2025.

Prior to -ARLEKIN!, Sara was the Founding Executive Producer of Actors' Shakespeare Project (ASP), where she produced 48 site-specific productions throughout the Boston area over 11 years, winning American Theater Wing, Elliot Norton, and Social Innovation Forum Awards. During this period, she forged partnerships with schools, city governments, and the juvenile justice system in collaboration with educational specialists Lori Taylor, Siobhan Brown, and Mara Sidmore, work that continues to shape her approach to community-embedded projects.

Earlier in her career, Sara worked as Project Manager and Producer for cellist Yo-Yo Ma, managing films, recordings, premieres, and international tours with artists such as Mark Morris, Wynton Marsalis, Bobby McFerrin, Rhombus Media, Edgar Meyer, Tamasaburo Bando, and Toni Morrison. She spent five years on the producing team of the six-film series Yo-Yo Ma, Inspired by Bach for Ma, featuring seven art forms across five continents. She considers Ma to be her most influential mentor because of his unfettered curiosity, exceptional kindness, and brave cross-cultural explorations.

Sara’s curiosity manifests in the creation of urgent, imaginative artistic projects. She is fiercely committed to artists and to catalyzing work in which perspectives, traditions, and artistic approaches collide to create wonder, healing, and understanding across divides.

As a playwright Siobhan wrote A Piece of Silver based on recorded conversations with her maternal and paternal grandmothers who are Mashpee Wampanoag and African American, respectively. She has worked with the Wôpanâak Language Reclamation Project as a student of the language since 2005. From 2013 to 2021 Siobhan was a language apprentice and member of the founding teaching team of Weetumuw Katnuhtôhtâkamuq, the first Wôpanâak language and culture immersion school providing academic and Indigenous education using a Montessori pedagogy for decolonization and language reclamation. She is Montessori certified for ages 3 — 6.

She is an active member of the Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers and a co-founder of Nutahkeemun Artist Collective. Siobhan has been a board member for Montessori for Social Justice and the Kennedy Center’s American College Theatre Festival for Region 1. She is also a panelist and facilitator for artEquity and The Mama Project in South Africa.

In 2016 The Theatre Communications Guild awarded Bobbie with a prestigious two-year Resident Actor Fox Fellowship for Distinguished Achievement, for which she partnered with ASP, to develop a company project, I Am Lear, and a solo show, In Bed with the Bard. She was honored to receive the 2023 Elliot Norton Prize for Sustained Excellence and a 2001 Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Actress for a trio of performances. She is also the 2016 Huntington Theatre Company’s Lunt-Fontanne Fellow.

During the pandemic lockdown, she was the host of All Together Now, streaming on YouTube and Facebook, produced by Broadband Collaborative, where she presented and interviewed performing artists, composers and writers from around the world.

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His recent work includes The Year We Thought About Love and HBO’s Marathon: The Patriots Day Bombing. He produced, directed, and photographed Pilgrimage into the Past, a documentary about a Holocaust survivor retracing a WWII death march. The film was praised by Ken Burns as “a fascinating, terribly honest and challenging film . . . a great film.”