No Place Called Home, the play written and performed by IVAP artist Kim Schultz, announces the addition of SARAH CAMERON SUNDE as director of the play. Kim and Sarah have been working in development for the past few months on the play. Intersections is thrilled that Sarah joined the project and is collaborating on the piece that will go up in the fall.

Sarah Cameron Sunde is a New York-based director/translator specializing in new American work and contemporary plays in translation. She has directed four U.S. debut productions of plays by international master playwrights: THE ASPHALT KISS by Brazil’s Nelson Rodrigues (Drama Desk nominated production at 59E59*), and her own translations of NIGHT SINGS ITS SONGS, DEATHVARIATIONS and SA KA LA by Norway’s Jon Fosse – who considers her “his American voice” (all with Oslo Elsewhere). Other directing includes premieres of: THE DIARY OF A TEENAGE GIRL by Marielle Heller with Rachel Eckerling (3LD), THE AMISH PROJECT by Jessica Dickey (Rattlestick), WHAT MAY FALL by Peter Gil Sheridan (The Guthrie), GOOD HEIF by Maggie Smith and VELMA, DEAR by Carson Kreitzer (New Georges), MIRITA by Christopher Dunkley (Cherry Lane), ECHO’S LONGING and THE ALBATROSS AT SEA by Steven Gridley (Spring Theatreworks). Other work with: 52nd Street Project, New Dramatists, New Harmony Project, HERE, among other places. Sunde is the Associate Director of New Georges, one of NYC’s premiere downtown theater companies. She is also co-founder of Oslo Elsewhere and Translation Think Tank, and has spoken in venues throughout the country on the art of translation. Her work as a translator has been published by PAJ (Performing Arts Journal) and Words Without Borders. Alumni: Soho Rep Writer/Director Lab, Women’s Project Directors Forum, Lincoln Center Directors Lab. Awards/Honors include: a Voice & Vision Residency, an Hermitage Foundation Residency, an American Scandinavian Society Artist Award, a NYtheatre.com Person-of-the-Year Award, and a Princess Grace Directing Award.