Sarah Goodman is looking at theatre through a queer lens and discussing the intersection between the craft and the LGBTQ+ community. (AKA herself, her friends, and family). Sarah is a sound designer and professional lesbian theatre geek. She's a huge fan of all things theatre, Broadway, cabaret, and pop culture. Join her in conversation with theatre professionals, actors, creatives, and designers. Chats about queer representation, what makes a GOOD SHOW, and so much more!
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Sarah Goodman is looking at theatre through a queer lens and discussing the intersection between the craft and the LGBTQ+ community. (AKA herself, her friends, and family). Sarah is a sound designer and professional lesbian theatre geek. She's a huge fan of all things theatre, Broadway, cabaret, and pop culture. Join her in conversation with theatre professionals, actors, creatives, and designers. Chats about queer representation, what makes a GOOD SHOW, and so much more!
Catharsis with Ria T DiLullo of GEORGIA AND THE BUTCH
GOOD SHOW! with Sarah Goodman
51 minutes
8 months ago
Catharsis with Ria T DiLullo of GEORGIA AND THE BUTCH
Recorded Live at Welcome to Times Square, Sarah had a fabulous conversation with founder of the Skeleton Rep(resents), Ria T. DiLullo about the new play, Georgia and the Butch by Carolyn Gage. Sarah and Ria talk theatre, catharsis, movement, gender expression, sapphic love letters and so much more! This episode is powered by Welcome to Times Square.
Ria T. DiLullo is a native New Yorker, theater artist, and holistic movement coach. Ria founded The Skeleton Rep(resents), an indie new works development company with a mission to explore modern myth in 2015. Through TSR, Ria runs a playwriting residency, has produced and directed 11 full stage shows, three short play festivals of myth-based work, 60+ salons of new plays, countless readings, a 3-part pandemic film project, and an award-winning feature length indie film, The Great Vanishing: Part IV. In addition to their work captaining The Skeleton Rep(resents), Ria assisted comedian Judy Gold’s solo performance & writing class for many years, as well as provide research, feedback, and text support on her book “Yes I Can Say That: When They Come For The Comedians, We Are All in Trouble." Ria made the 2023 Kilroys List and has been the recipient of directing residencies at The Tank, ESPA Primary Stages, MTC, and The Flea. You can learn more about Ria and their work at www.skeletonrep.org
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GOOD SHOW! with Sarah Goodman
Sarah Goodman is looking at theatre through a queer lens and discussing the intersection between the craft and the LGBTQ+ community. (AKA herself, her friends, and family). Sarah is a sound designer and professional lesbian theatre geek. She's a huge fan of all things theatre, Broadway, cabaret, and pop culture. Join her in conversation with theatre professionals, actors, creatives, and designers. Chats about queer representation, what makes a GOOD SHOW, and so much more!
