Hi friends! This conversation inspired me so much. I have a feeling Florencia's journey and persistence will inspire you, too...
Kara Cutruzzula talks to Florencia Iriondo, a writer, performer, and showrunner, about her new one-woman musical South. Big moments include leaving the corporate world to pursue theater full-time, putting up the show, and lessons learned along the way. She shares how her ingenious "alarm strategy" — and watching Tick Tick Boom! — help organize her day. They also dive into the importance of deadlines, and Florencia's big goal of making a living from producing her own work.
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Show Notes
00:01 Introduction
01:01 The Role of Food in Florencia's Show
02:15 The Evolution of South
04:55 Florencia's Personal Journey and Career Transition
06:39 The Challenges and Rewards of Self-Producing
12:40 Florencia's Dual Identity and Skill Transferability
15:54 Florencia's Daily Schedule and Pre-Show Rituals
20:37 Florencia's Future Goals and Aspirations
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