Sarah Tuft

Tuft, while looking to avoid any hint of the political... intentionally culled her monologues from ground-zero volunteers, firefighters, medical professionals, and office workers with more complicated, less "camera-ready" accounts of their experiences on the Day and, later, on the Pile. READ MORE

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The real-life heroes are the people of Tuft’s tales: the homeless man who led tower workers to safety; the mother looking for her young son; the nurse who volunteered to the point of making herself sick. READ MORE

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The stories are cleverly interwoven with overlapping dialogue, providing for interesting interaction between the actors. The enormity of the situation is completely presented. Nothing is trivialized here. It is to Tuft's credit that the immediacy of the situation is realistically shown and your heart breaks all over again in the process. READ MORE

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When the Towers fell, we all wanted to help. We spilled out onto the streets to mourn in unison, flooded the relief centers to volunteer and lined up at hospitals to give blood - all hoping for a chance to make a difference. The impulse to alleviate suffering seems inherent in our natures - a primal force. So why does it take a disaster for us to be galvanized into service? READ MORE

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Last Friday, was the concluding performance to the compelling tribute play 110 Stories by Sarah Tuft. Produced by Broadway genius Jennifer Maloney (Spring Awakening and Legally Blonde), this collection of vignettes, breached time and space to bring you, safely, back to the tragic day the World Trade Center collapsed. READ MORE

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Like every American old enough to remember, I can recall where I was when it happened. I was at my desk in study hall that September morning in 2001 when young, tearful Mrs. Aberle announced that the World Trade Center towers had been attacked. READ MORE

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According to 110 STORIES' Playwright Sarah Tuft, "It's the human side of history, without politics and agenda, giving voIce to those who experienced 9/11 directly." READ MORE

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To commemorate the Tenth Anniversary of 9/11, a highly distinguished cast of film, TV & stage actors will gather for a benefit reading of Sarah Tuft’s “110 Stories” on September 8th & 9th at The Skirball Center for the Performing Arts i n Manhattan. READ MORE

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