Due South

Sarah York revisits work as an 'afterpastor' in new memoir. Plus, Playmakers Repertory Company reimagines Oedipus.

September 17, 2026·50 min
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0:01:00New book sheds light on the work of an ‘after pastor’Sarah York spent eight years pastoring a Unitarian Universalist church in Santa Barbara, California during the 1990s. She was appointed in the aftermath of clergy misconduct and inherited the many challenges that come with caring for a congregation rocked by scandal. She talks to Due South about her new memoir on the subject.Sarah York, retired Unitarian Universalist minister, “after pastor,” author of Trouble in Paradise: A Story of Ministry in the Aftermath of Clergy Misconduct0:33:00At Playmakers, the ancient story of Oedipus can be viewed through new eyesA sweeping tale of fate, prophecy and reckoning, the Greek tragedy of Oedipus makes its way to Playmakers Repertory Company. This fresh adaptation of a timeless story opens Playmakers’ historic 50th anniversary year.Carey Perloff, adapter, director, Oedipus: King/Colonus

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