AN EVENING WITH SARA FARRINGTON (A CONVERSATION WITH SARA AND A PANEL OF THEATRE MAKERS)

Playwright: A Trojan Woman – (Performing September 15, 3pm at The Nyack Center)

Author: The Lost Conversations: Interviews with an Enduring Avant Garde

SARA FARRINGTON is an NYC & NJ based playwright, screenwriter, co-founder of her theater company Foxy Films. She prides herself on her playwriting range and likes to think she can write a play out of anything. She has an uncanny ear for any tone, any style, any time period, any kinda person, from a full 1940s patter, to the Edwardian restraint of Edith Wharton, to the histrionics of a shapeshifting Senator Lindsay Graham, to a pretty damn good imitation of Tennessee Williams. She attributes this to being an actor for much of her life. She loves writing for actors and they gravitate toward her work.

Sara’s play CasablancaBox was nominated for two Drama Desk Awards. Sara’s plays have been critically acclaimed by The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, American Theatre Magazine, El Diario, The Village Voice, Lighting & Sound in America, NY1, Vice and many more.

Venue: StorySpace Arts – Studio 101, 48 Burd Street, Nyack NY