Theater Is Hard
Theater Is Hard., Igor GolyakNYC playwright Sara Farrington breaks down how theater is hard. It's funny, rage-fueled, punk, anti-establishment, historically accurate, motivating and especially anti-capitalistic. www.ladyfarrington.com
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If you do something long enough, the Youngs wanna pick your brain.
The Theater of New Escapism.
> “The American theater wears a fixed smile suitable for all occasions and all seasons.” —-Mac Wellman in his manifesto The Theater of Good Intentions.
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My 13-year-old son performed in his middle school’s production of Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat last weekend. (You may have noticed my recent gushing posts about it).
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“Brave, almost foolhardy” (NYT) playwright Sara Farrington breaks down real life as a theater artist. Plays/books: Broadway Play Publ., 53rd State Press, Next Stage. Voice actor. Everything: ladyfarrington.com
Igor Golyak: 4x Lucille Lortel Award-winning theater director. WSJ Best Theater 2024. Directs Mikhail Baryshnikov at Lincoln Center & BAM. NYT: "among the most inventive directors working in the United States."
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