Sara Edlin-Marlowe

Sara Edlin-Marlowe moved to spokane in 1992 after a five year stint in Grand Forks, N.D. Inspired by William Borden’s opera, Sakakawea: A Woman of Many Names, she went on to create her dramatic interpretation of Sacagawea’s life.  Sara teaches communication courses and theatre at Spokane Falls Community College.  Other programs include A Conversation with Georgia O’Keeffe and The Six Women of the Hawaiian Monarchy.  Her Emily Carr presentation is still a work in progress.  Sara recently did a  Prime Time Family Storytelling workshop through Humanities Washington and is currently directing a play at SFCC.