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Sarah O'Connell
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- What's the last show you worked on?
- Moments of Paws
- What's your current project?
- The Asylum Theatre
- What theatres or schools have you attended?
- California State University, Hayward
Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
TheatreWorks
American Conservatory Theatre
Impact Theatre
The Asylum Theatre
Theatre Cryptic
- What's your job in theatre now?
- Artistic Director and Professor
- What do you aspire to?
- Direct, Produce, and Train Others (What I am doing, only more of it!)
- What's your best advice to someone wanting to be in the theatre?
- Make your own opportunities and then provide them for others. Success is not about competition, it is about collaboration.
- Are you currently receiving Stage Directions magazine
- Yes.
Sarah O'Connell's Blog
Re-read Martin Esslin's "Theatre of the Absurd" this weekend
I first read this book about 20 years ago, and it began my journey on the Yellow Brick Road to Director City. After years of directing and looking at the book again, I am still on my quest to discover not what theatre and directing means to me, but what I should mean to it.
It appears that my passion for the Work is not solely as an entertainer and collaborator, but an artistic philosopher. I do not wish to create experiences that are heady or pretentious, but born out of human need, true… Continue
It appears that my passion for the Work is not solely as an entertainer and collaborator, but an artistic philosopher. I do not wish to create experiences that are heady or pretentious, but born out of human need, true… Continue
Posted on November 24, 2009 at 10:38am — 1 Comment
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