SARA FARRINGTON
Playwright // Co-Founder Foxy Films // Voice Actor
REVIEWS // INTERVIEWS // PODCASTS // FEATURES
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For BRANDOCAPOTE
The New Yorker: BrandoCapote - Rollo Romig
The Brooklyn Rail: Fear Becomes Exhilaration - Interview with Sara & Reid Farrington
Broadway World : Creativity soars in the examination of toxic masculinity in the multimedia dance play BrandoCapote at The Tank - Joe Lombardi
TheatreScene: BrandoCapote, A Fascinating Gem... - Joel Benjamin
American Theatre Magazine: Diep Tran & Jose Solis' Token Theatre Friends Podcast Discuss BrandoCapote @ (starts at 27 mins)
Tanked! The Tank Podcast: Reid & Sara Farrington & The Making of BrandoCapote w/ Meghan Finn & Danielle Long
Soundboard: The Steinway & Sons Podcast: Ben FInane (Editor & Chief of Steinway & Sons) interviews Sara Farrington & Reid Farrington about the how, what & why of BrandoCapote
The New York Times: CasablancaBox is Looking at You, Kid, Behind the Scenes - Andy Webster
The Village Voice: The Lively CasablancaBox Captures the Magical Anarchy of an Enduring Classic by Jaime N. Christley
OffOffOnline - CasablancaBox - Curtis Russell
The Brooklyn Rail: Following the Cinematic-Theatric with Sara Farrington by Constance Congdon
The Huffington Post: Here's Looking at You: An interview with CasablancaBox Playwright Sara Farrington
Stagebuddy - Interview: Sara Farrington & Reid Farrington on Merging Film and Theater
Maxamoo Podcast Reviews CasablancaBox (begins at the 8 mins 42 secs)
Theatre Is Easy: CasablancaBox - Taylor Black
TheaterPizzazz - It's Still the Same Old Story - Samuel L. Leiter

For THE RETURN
The New York Times: A Shattered Statue Co
mes to Life at The Met - Frank Rose
American Theatre Magazine: All the World’s a Screen, and All the Men and Women Digital Players - Jonathan Mandell
The Wall Street Journal: Once Shattered, a Met Museum Statue Now Walks and Talks - Jennifer Smith


American Theater Magazine: Diep Tran & Jose Solis' Token Theatre Friends Podcast w/ Sara Farrington on Leisure. Labor, Lust.
TheaterScene: Leisure, Labor, Lust - Darryl Reilly
New York Theater Review - Sara Farrington's Leisure, Labor, Lust - Olivia Jane Smith
NJArts: Art House Productions Inaugurates New Space with the Artfully Nuanced Leisure, Labor, Lust - Jay Lustig
BroadwayWorld: Interview w/ Sara Farrington
Huffington Post: Sex and Class...Some Things Never Change - Nancy Cohen-Koan
The Berkshire Eagle - Edith Wharton Meets Martha Graham - Sharon Smullen
EdithWharton.org - Eavesdropping at The Mount
- Sara Farrington
The Berkshire Eagle: The Mount: Play Cycle Mines Edith Wharton's Times - Kate Abbott
New York Theatre Review: Sarah Matusek Interviews Sara Farrington


For REQUIEM FOR BLACK MARIE
The New York Times - Requiem For Black Marie Finds Brecht Wanting - Rachel Saltz
NYTheatre.com - Requiem For Black Marie - Stephan Cedars
New York Theatre Review: Requiem For Black Marie - Breanna Foister
For NEAR VICKSBURG
NYTheaternow- Near Vicksburg - Montserrat Mendez
Indie Theater Now Podcast: Martin Denton, Sara Farrington & Megan Emery Gaffney Discuss Near Vicksburg
New York Theatre Review - Sara Farrington on Near Vicksburg.
New York Theater Review - Breanna Foister interviews the cast of Near Vicksburg.
For MICKEY & SAGE
NYTheatre.com - Mickey & Sage - PJ Grisar
The Village Voice: Mickey & Sage Get a Playdate - Alan Scherstuhl
New York Theatre Review : Mickey & Sage - Sherri Kronfeld
Omaha World-Herald Reivew - Funny moments, but disturbing undercurrent in Mickey & Sage - Bob Fischbach
The Daily Nonpareil Review: Mickey & Sage Full of Wonder - Katrina Markel
The Reader Review : A Children's Garden of Innocence - Gordon Spencer
...and some words from some legendary playwrights...
STUNNING. -Mac Wellman on Near Vicksburg.
Mickey & Sage is the bare-knuckles version of the perfect childhood-- the Big People (grown-ups) observe from their towers of gloom (where they belong) - Mac Wellman
Mickey & Sage is honest and funny and scary and true, masterfully written.-Constance Congdon
It really quite blew me away on all levels...-Jeffrey M. Jones about Requiem For Black Marie workshop run.

