Author Archives: sabrinadangelo

Griffin’s 2017 Studio Artist Phil Spencer has wrangled a handful of inspired comedy brains, new writers and alternative theatre makers. This month he’ll lock them in a room (and leave them to simmer) for a working week. Join us on Sunday 28 … Continue reading →

For two nights only, immersive event magicians The Boon Companions will be presenting the brilliant talents of writer/performer NICK COYLE (Me Pregnant!, Nick Coyle’s Guided Meditation, Blue Wizard) and body poet SABRINA D’ANGELO (Why Do I Dream?, Zen The Pigeon … Continue reading →

Me and You. A tale of friends.  Created and Performed by Ben Pobjie and Sabrina D’Angelo Together, Sabrina and Ben embark on a journey of artistic discovery, armed only with their dreams and an arsenal of nervous tics. In a … Continue reading →

WINNER – BEST COMEDY NOMINEE – STAND-OUT PERFORMER (NZ Fringe 2014) Body-poet Sabrina D’Angelo tells the story of her life (and the life of her story). Enter a bizarre silent film world where bears, bum-worms and Madame Bovary burst forth … Continue reading →

I’m stoked to be a part of this wee performance festival. It’s going to be a wild and unpredictable ride starting at Stanmore Station and finishing at a backyard in the middle of the suburbs… There’ll be laughter, tears (of … Continue reading →

After a delightful season as part of the Darebin Arts Speakeasy program at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in April, I’m excited to be presenting Zen the Pigeon Girl in the July school holidays as part of the Rock Surfers Theatre Co.’s … Continue reading →

In August I had the great privilege of being artist-in-residence at the Pact Centre for Emerging Artists, developing a new work about apocalyptic fiction and doomsday preparations. It was mind-bendingly fun, full of weird experiments and exciting collaborations, and the outcome was … Continue reading →

WINNER – BEST COMEDY NOMINEE – STAND-OUT PERFORMER (NZ Fringe 2014) Body-poet Sabrina D’Angelo tells the story of her life (and the life of her story). Enter a bizarre silent film world where bears, bum-worms and Madame Bovary burst forth … Continue reading →

Thrilled to be a part of this thoroughly awesome lineup.

Crazy Bastards is a parody of Mad Men, set in a Sydney advertising agency in the mid 80s. It tells the story of how some of Australia’s most iconic ad campaigns were devised, from ‘Solo Man’ to the ‘AIDS Grim … Continue reading →