Sarah Cronk

Sarah is a multimedia producer, performer and entrepreneur with a passion for elevating diverse female voices in the work she creates.   

As a filmmaker, she is creator, executive producer and director of a new documentary, Cucina Attivista, which translates to “activist kitchen,” about female activist chefs across the United States. The documentary and companion podcast, which is currently in production, aims to highlight women from different backgrounds who are united in their goal to strengthen their community through food and social justice.

Over the course of her career, Sarah has produced an award-winning narrative short film, podcasts, audio-plays, dozens of theatrical productions – regionally and Off-Broadway – and digital content for several national brands.

Sarah’s journey into the arts began in childhood with classical piano training. Her love of music led her to continue studying voice and performance professionally in London and New York. As a performer, Sarah has appeared in regional Shakespearean theatre companies across the east coast, recorded voice-over for children’s podcasts and sung in multiple concerts at Jazz @ Lincoln Center.

Sarah currently volunteers her time with the Stella Adler Studio of Acting Alumni Counsel, where she curates professional development panels for alumni. Previously, Sarah was recognized for her volunteer work with the former female mentoring program, Raising HOPE with United Way of Ulster County.

When Sarah is not working, she enjoys traveling, cooking and baking with her family.