BEGIN TO END AGAIN AGAIN at SouthWest StageWorks!
A new play, commissioned by the Teen West Project for SouthWest StageWorks, will be at Ida B. Wells High School in Portland, OR November 12 – 21 2026.
CHICK FIGHT! nominated for Best Pop-Up Theatre Experience!
Artemis Theatre Project’s production of CHICK FIGHT! in Seattle, WA has been nominated for a 2026 Sound on Stage Theatre Award for Best Pop-Up Theatre Experience.
PULL at Theatre 33
PULL is part of the 2026 Theatre 33 Summer Festival in Salem, OR. Catch a full workshop production of the play August 6, 9, 12, and 15.
THE COMPULSORY BEST FRIENDSHIP OF LIMMY AND WAGS at the Fertile Ground Festival
THE COMPULSORY BEST FRIENDSHIP OF LIMMY AND WAGS had a staged reading at the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works in Portland, OR. in April 2026. Directed by Tamara Carroll and starring Jacquelle Davis, Kaia Maarja Hillier and Jonathan Hernandez.
“Sara Jean Accuardi’s gorgeous new play takes on family, friendship, and the nature-vs-nurture question through the lens of two women who discover their IVF embryos were switched.” – Krista Garver, Broadway World
“With an ear equally tuned to humor and human drama, Accuardi deftly kept us laughing throughout the performance of this warm story…” – Linda Ferguson, Oregon Artswatch
THE STORYTELLER named one of the best plays of 2025!
The Willamette Week named THE STORYTELLER as one of six “Performances We Loved in 2025”
Critic Laura Wheatman Hill writes, “The Storyteller by Sara Jean Accuardi won the Oregon Book Award for Drama in 2023. The modern-day retelling of The Tempest takes the Bard’s themes of parenthood, control and letting go and slowly, beautifully breaks your heart as the play unwinds. The magic-filled production, mounted in the lobby of the still-unfinished Artists Repertory Theatre building, was notable for its technical elements, such as the detailed set and complex lighting and sound designs, all of which came together to serve the story. Directed by Luan Schooler, The Storyteller invoked the hopefulness of youth paired with the stark realities of adulthood.”
