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the house of bernarda alba------may22-jun7
restoration-------------------------f/w 2026
manning----------------------------sep9-26
the death of meyerhold ----------nov29
restoration-------------------------f/w 2026
manning----------------------------sep9-26
the death of meyerhold ----------nov29
“...other performers bear the whole novel in their beings. Sarah Jiang seems to have morphed her very breath and pulse for the role of Victor’s fragile yet whimsical fiancée Elizabeth. She looks at Victor like she wishes she could pour humanity back into his wild eyes and drink down his hidden thoughts. But, mouselike, she must watch for the strike of his paw at the same time, for at the first brush, she’d shatter.” [more]
Lily Janiak,
SF Chronicle
“..hauntingly beautiful soprano voice...” [more]
Shiriel King Abramson,
San Francisco Classical Voice
“Jiang, on the violin was particularly striking in her fierce and beguiling stage presence at her Berkeley Playhouse debut. [more]
Emmaryn Jones,
Daily Californian
“Sarah Jiang as factory worker Lauren...pours her all into the breakout solo...” [more]
Barry Willis,
Marin Independent Journal
“[her] vibrant stage presence and enchanting singing voice often steal the spotlight. “ [more]
Chuck Louden,
Stage and Cinema
“It is Jiang, however, who plays Aimee with such focus and nuance, who vibrates most powerfully. I could write at length about how she holds her tea mug, caressing it like a last friend, all while her body is collapsed inward. Her look—attractive yet disheveled—is curated with costume and hair, but it’s really about gesture, how she averts her eyes, keeps her distance. Her performance is riveting.” [more]
Gene Kahane,
Alameda Post
“Ms. Jiang is particularly strong in voice and character portrayal as Julie, showing off her light and airy voice in “The One,” in which she realizes, “There’s so much more life I need to take … Is where I am the best place I can be?” [more]
Eddie Reynolds,
Theatre Eddys
“completely blew me away with her stunning violin work and a voice that is nothing short of spectacular” [more]
AJ Jaffari,
Broadway With AJ And Sarah