Sara Stackhouse

There are just a few seats left for MY SUITCASE OF FRAGMENTS - the first event of Dream Stack Productions, this Thursday 4/23 at 7pm in Harvard Square! Would love to see you there! The event is a salon-style theatrical reading with live original music and artistic projections, followed by a brief talkback with the artists. An exquisite portrait of exile and love for Ukraine. 1 hour, followed by a reception. Join us! TICKETS: link in bio Hosted in partnership with @huriharvard @the_fulbright_program @harvard_square @steinbachbobbie @martagosovska @urielpascucci

My Suitcase of Fragments is a week from tomorrow. Don’t miss it. Tickets at thedreamstack.org @urielpascucci @martagosovska @steinbachbobbie @huriharvard @fulbright_ukraine @harvard_square @afishaboston

Dream Stack Productions is thrilled to announce our premiere event - My Suitcase of Fragments - a theatrical reading with original music and projections, created and performed by @martagosovska 📝and @urielpascucci 🎹 Co-sponsored by @huriharvard in partnership with @harvard_square Talkback after the performance led by Bobbie Steinbach @bobbiest Reception to follow! 🎫Tickets on sale now- link in bio or thedreamstack.org 🎭🎶🇺🇦

After more than 30 years working at the intersection of art, culture, and community, I’m incredibly proud (and a little emotional) to share the launch of Dream Stack Productions. This new nonprofit and creative production company has been a long time coming. Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with extraordinary artists and organizations across the world—often working across cultures, disciplines, and borders, and most meaningfully, alongside disenfranchised and displaced artists. Dream Stack is a continuation—and expansion—of that work. Our mission is simple but urgent: to dismantle barriers, amplify underrepresented voices (especially women’s voices), and create bold, healing artistic experiences that bring people together across divides. We’re already developing several projects that reflect this vision: • Notice to Appear, a documentary theater work by @irina_kruzhilina , examining the realities of the U.S. immigration court system, produced in partnership with Visual Echo (New York—next season) • Trojan Women Project, a multi-year initiative exploring the global impact of human trafficking through performance and community engagement, produced in partnership with @jenniejadow & Jadow Productions • And our first public program this spring: My Suitcase of Fragments, an intimate, salon-style performance created by Ukrainian artist @martagosovska - exploring exile and resilience through music and storytelling, co-sponsored by the @huriharvard - the Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard April 23, 7pm—Cambridge, MA) This moment feels both like a beginning and a continuation of everything I’ve believed in as a creative leader and producer, and I’m excited to start this new chapter. Check out our new website, get tickets, donate: thedreamstack.org 🌱🦋🎭🌈🫶 #DreamStackProductions #Theater #CreativeProducing #WomenInArts #BostonArts @bobbiest @growingelm @adelaholahan @lucapartners.co @yanakuzmina.art @cynthia_a_good @adebesche @harvard_square

Concert Theatre Works 2.0! Introducing Sara Stackhouse as our Chief Strategy Officer and Joy Burton as our new General Manager. They join our crackshot team of innovative arts workers as we grow into our next chapter! CTW turns seven years old this June, and this is the team that will take us into our 10th anniversary season. Sara Stackhouse is an award-winning producer and founder of Dream Stack Productions, a Boston-based non-profit production company committed to artists working across and between cultures and disciplines, with a special dedication to women and women’s voices. She is also the founder/CEO of Stackhouse Creative, a creative consulting agency, and The Mama Project, a non-profit arts-based intercultural initiative for women in South Africa. For three decades, Sara has produced live, digital, and site-specific work with Yo-Yo Ma, Igor Golyak and -ARLEKIN!, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Jessica Hecht, Chulpan Khamatova, Alvin Epstein, Andrey Burkovskiy and Yana Gladkikh, Mark Morris Dance Group, Bobby McFerrin, Torvill & Dean, Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Tina Packer, ArtsEmerson, Rhombus Media, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Carnegie Hall, Suntory Hall, Under the Radar Festival, La Mama ETC, Classic Stage Company, A&E Television, and Lincoln Center. Most recently, Sara spent five years as Producing Director of –ARLEKIN!, steering the company through meteoric growth and producing award-winning projects, including Our Class, which swept the 2025 Lucille Lortel Awards, named “Best Theater of 2024” by The Wall Street Journal; both The Orchard and ChekhovOS starring Baryshnikov and Hecht, the latter of which received a New York Times Critics Pick; and The Dybbuk, staged at Boston’s ViIna Shul, winner of the Outstanding Production Elliot Norton Award in 2025. Prior to -ARLEKIN!, Sara served as Chair of Theater at Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Executive Producer of Actors’ Shakespeare Project, and Project Manager for Yo-Yo Ma. She is fiercely committed to artists and to catalyzing work in which perspectives, traditions, and artistic approaches collide to create wonder, healing, and understanding across divides. #teamspotlight #meettheteam

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Awoke to devastating news of Tina’s passing. She was a force and the world is different because of her. 💔 Here she is playing Juliet at Boston Conservatory in a collaboration we created with Global Jazz Institute, Contemporary Theater, Dance Division- about love. Thank you, Tina Packer