After exploring all areas of theatre - from acting to playwriting to directing - while growing up in community theatre, Sara Fellini felt inspired to start spit&vigor, which is now one of the most prolific indie theatre companies in NYC. Over the past five years, their work has been critically acclaimed by the New York Times, been awarded by the New York Innovative Theatre Awards, and has toured across the United States from Texas to California.
For this week's episode, Anthony spoke with Sara about what informed her desire to create a theatrical aesthetic heavy on blood and guts, how horror stories often depict female killers differently from male killers, why virtual theatre can't fully replicate the intimacy of live theatre, and more!
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Learn more about spitnvigor, as well as the virtual productions they're currently presenting, by visiting www.spitnvigor.com, and by following them on Facebook (spit&vigor) and Instagram. (@spitnvigor)
Learn more about Sara's entire work by visiting www.sfcfellini.wixsite.com/saraflorence.
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Music: “Ethereal Dream” by Dox
