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In this episode, we are talking with Lawrence Siulagi.
Lawrence is a performer, director, playwright, sound designer, projection designer, videographer and music composer from San Diego where he pursued a Bachelors degree in the Dramatic Arts (directing emphasis) at San Diego State University; and film editing and marketing at the University of Southern California. After college he founded Actors for Actors Theatre Co. where he directed and produced six plays—including the world premiere of Conversations With The Adversary by Mack Owen—in various San Diego playhouses.
As an actor, Lawrence has appeared in productions of Deathtrap (as Sidney Bruhl) and Romeo & Juliet/Layla & Majnun (as The Sayyid) and is proud to be an Resident Artist with Bag&Baggage Productions.
When he's not acting Lawrence is the resident sound designer for the Milagro Theatre where he designed recent shows Wolf At The Door and Judge Torres.
As a projection designer, his recent shows include Bell, Book and Candle Óyé Oyá, Not My Revolution, As You Like It or, Love In a Forest, and The Island in Winter or, La Isla en Invierno. As a playwright, he debuted and directed his play Sea/Sick at SoloFest at The Vault Theatre.
Lawrence encourages listeners to support the Actors Fund. Learn more here!
