Sarah doesn’t care about being some classy broad, she’s from Boston. Shortly after aging out of foster care and getting fired from a Dunkin’ Donuts, she found her home on a comedy stage. Her aggressive honesty and compulsive overanalysis helped turn her smart mouth into a professional asset, and by 2021, that had somehow turned into a national run with the No Nuts Comedy Tour. She’s currently taking a hiatus from stand-up to focus on writing and film. She’s since traded in her snowboards for surfboards, though the Los Angeles sun remains deeply hostile to her ginger existence.
She is the co-creator and co-star of Code Green, which MSN called a “darkly funny” web series about a psychiatric hospital. Her stand-up has been featured on SiriusXM, Twitch TV, and LadySpike, as well as at festivals throughout the country, including the Women in Comedy Festival presented by HBO, NBC, and Showtime.
As co-owner of Inpatient Productions, she develops dramatic and sharply comedic film and television about institutional life, people living on the margins, and the systems built to manage them. The company’s short films are featured on Cineverse, and its first feature film, Terminal Wellness, is currently being shopped.