Theater Is Hard
Theater Is Hard.NYC 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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In Convo: Theater Is Hard & Stage Left Report.
Hi Theater Is Hard Subscribers & Readers,
In the spirit of my 2022 book, The Lost Conversation: Interviews With An Enduring Avant-Garde, I’m publishing an ongoing series of honest convos with interesting theater people here on Theater Is H...
Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes.
In case you didn’t know (and please skip this if you do), Al-Anon is the sister of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Where Bill Wilson came up with AA as the way to stop drinking, his long-suffering wife Lois Wilson, built Al-Anon as the way for famil...
I am Pinky and The Brain.
This is my second diary entry about the theater.
In case you missed my inaugural piece about becoming my own archeologist-paleographer, you can read it here. But in a nutshell: I’ve documented my entire life from age 11 up to today in a v...
Divine Dissatisfaction.
In the last few weeks, I’ve had so many good artistic moments.
I’m deep in rehearsals for Dora Maar, my charged and intimate new play about Dora Maar and Picasso, featuring my dear friends Alissa Finn and Rafael Jordan, directed by Reid, w...
My Metaphysical Gatekeeper
I’ve documented most of my life in diaries. I started with that entry above, in January 1992, when I was 11 years old, in 5th grade. With some exceptions, I’ve kept it going to the present day. To my mind, if I don’t write it down, it didn’...
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