"Sarah Bierstock narrated this story, and she did an excellent job with this story."
“Sarah Bierstock narrated this story, and she did an excellent job with this story.”
"Sarah Bierstock's narration elevates this story of grit, determination, and self-acceptance."
“I was able to listen to an early copy, and Sarah Bierstock’s narration elevates this story of grit, determination, and self-acceptance.”
"The narrator Sarah Bierstock did a wonderful job bringing Isabel and those around her voices to life."
“The narrator Sarah Bierstock did a wonderful job bringing Isabel and those around her voices to life.”
"I'm sure I enjoyed this book more as an audiobook than I would have in print because of Sarah Bierstock."
“Sarah Bierstock was delightful. Her stage background was evident in her use of different voices and accents. I’m sure I enjoyed this book more as an audiobook than I would have in print because of Sarah Bierstock. ”
"Without Bierstock’s narration, I’m not sure if I would have enjoyed the book even half as much as I did."
-Ashby Dodd, AshbyDodd.com
“I listened to Sarah Bierstock’s narration of My Last Innocent Year on audiobook, which I highly recommend. Without Bierstock’s narration, I’m not sure if I would have enjoyed the book even half as much as I did.”
"I thoroughly enjoyed her performance which was expressive, articulate and a pleasure to listen to."
-Jodie, That Happy Reader
“I listened to the audiobook version of My Last Innocent Year which was narrated by Sarah Bierstock. I thoroughly enjoyed her performance which was expressive, articulate and a pleasure to listen to. I’d recommend the audiobook version of this book to those that enjoy this format.”
"Bierstock makes Isabel's endless ruminations and dilemmas relatable"
“Youthful-sounding Sarah Bierstock is an excellent choice to narrate... Bierstock makes Isabel’s endless ruminations and dilemmas relatable, ensuring that she is a sympathetic character.”
"Extremely impactful"
“Extremely impactful. The tension in my body increased with every word, every frame, as the lights flashed and my stress built. Sarah’s facial expressions mirrored my feelings and especially the sense of helplessness and despair.”
"I can’t wait to see what is next"
“Love it. I can’t wait to see what is next. I know this is one “bit” out of many more.”
"A trusted and valued colleague"
Tricia Brouk International Award Winning Director, Author, Producer and Founder of The Big Talk Academy
“It was a dream to work with her. Sarah was completely unflappable. I can’t recommend her enough; she’ll quickly become a trusted and valued colleague.
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"Profoundly thought provoking"
Tricia Brouk International Award Winning Director, Author, Producer and Founder of The Big Talk Academy
“I have had the honor of supporting Sarah’s work as a producer, writer, actor and collaborator for many years. Her work is deeply meaningful and profoundly thought provoking. She is always striving for the best in her scripts, her actors, and the legacy she leaves behind. I’m delighted to support her newest endeavors in Pass the Salt and cannot wait to witness the magic she’ll be making with her innovative Bits.”
"Deep knowledge of the field"
David J. Roberts (Arts Executive, Consultant, and Educator)
“As a producer, Sarah always delivers! She has a way of threading the difficult needle of the vision of a project with its execution in the real world. Sarah is collaborative, anticipates and solves problems, has deep knowledge of the field, and is a joy to work with. Definitely someone you want on your team.”
"Plumbs the depths"
Kate Mueth, Founder/ Artistic Director Neo-Political Cowgirls
“One thing I love about working with Sarah Bierstock (of the many reasons) is her intelligence in the work. She questions and plumbs the depths in search of the innermost parts of the character at hand. She makes the relationship of director to actor a fascinating and intriguing journey in the seeking of a character.”
"Eye for the art + laser focus on the logistics"
-David Roberts Executive Director, SDC Foundation
“Sarah is the consummate producer, approaching each project with an eye for the art and a laser focus on the logistics. She does all this with confidence, collaboration, and genuine joy – all plusses for the teams lucky enough to work with her!”
"Enthralled... wonderful, simple truthfulness"
-T.E. McMorrow, The East Hampton Star
“The evening began with ‘Exxon Eats the Odalisque,’ painting by John Alexander, play by same name by Lucy Boyle, with Blythe Danner, Sarah Bierstock, and Harris Yulin. Sadly, I missed the first five minutes of this piece, thanks to an even worse-than-usual traffic jam when driving west on Napeague near Cyril’s. But once seated, I was immediately enthralled by this bit of agitprop theater, complete with the upstage projection of Mr. Alexander’s work, which featured a rather slimy-looking Exxon credit card, with swastikas replacing the X’s in Exxon, and the wonderful, simple truthfulness of the actors.”
"Compelling... powerful examination"
-Premiere Stages at Kean University
“Premiere Stages, the professional Equity theater in residence at Kean University, is pleased to recognize ‘Honor Killing,’ by Sarah Bierstock, as a semifinalist in the 2017 Premiere Stages Play Festival. ‘Honor Killing’ rose through a competitive selection process conducted by Premiere staff and an outside panel of theater professionals over the course of five months to be one of 18 semifinalists out of roughly 400 submissions to the Festival. The panel was particularly impressed by the play’s compelling use of technology, and the powerful examination of violence against women throughout the world. Our congratulations and thanks to Sarah.”
"Invaluable... gravitas of a seasoned producer"
-Patricia Watt, Producer, The Chita Rivera Awards (formerly The Fred and Adele Astaire Awards)
“Sarah Bierstock was an invaluable part of the producing team for The Fred and Adele Astaire Awards. There was no one she could not speak to with the gravitas of a seasoned producer and no job she could not accomplish flawlessly.”
"Crackling drama, fast-paced, provocative"
-Bradenton Herald
“Part of the Sarasota Festival of New Plays, Sarah Bierstock’s “Honor Killing” is a crackling drama following New York Times reporter Allisyn Davis’s efforts to unearth the details about the honor killing of a young Pakistani woman. A journalistic adventure, “Honor Killing” is on FST’s Gompertz Theatre stage — FST’s largest venue — through May 25. The fast-paced, provocative play focuses on Allisyn, who is denied admittance into Pakistan, causing an old flame and colleague, Ben, to travel to Pakistan in her stead, while keeping her in the loop and name in the byline. As the story begins to crystallize in front of her, Allisyn is forced to confront her own demons and judgments, inspiring questions about forgiveness, self-worth and justice.”