Sarah Friedberg
Sarah Friedberg
Poet, Playwright, Composer
Weaving together stories, poetry and drama.
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Sarah Friedberg blends creativity with compassion in everything she does. Welcome to a space where music, language, and giving back converge.
Advocacy
Sarah supports social change through Seed 4 Change and explores gender and equality in essays like Burnt Flowers.
Sarah
Sarah is an emerging poet, playwright, and composer from the North Shore of Long Island, NY. Her published works include stories and poetry: Maybe at Dawn, When Light Touches Sky, Waiting for Dunno, and The Girl Who Wished Through a Mirror.
Her first collection of plays, When We Were Briefly Strangers, was published in 2025.
She has also written a gender-centric essay on Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House and is compiling her first musical album, titled What Was Wind.
Sarah studied creative writing at Dartmouth and acting at Stagedoor Manor.
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Together, her advocacy and literary work demonstrate a thoughtful dedication to both understanding and improving the world around her.
Books by Sarah Friedberg
Advocacy
Sarah is engaged with strengthening community and promoting positive social change. As co-chair of the Junior Board at Seeds 4 Change, she helps guide the nonprofit’s mission to provide seed funding for innovative projects that promote mental health, wellness, and personal growth. She focuses on supporting initiatives that empower individuals and communities, from education and art to wellbeing.
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Her social commitment is also reflected in her essay Burnt Flowers, where Sarah examines the enduring impact of patriarchy through Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. She connects it to contemporary movements like #MeToo, highlighting the persistent challenges women face in a society structured around male entitlement.
