Media

Act II Scene 2 from Match: Lit's February 2019 production of William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet. Featuring Kristin Sgarro as Romeo and Laurel Andersen as Juliet. Directed by Phoebe Brooks.

If you knew you were dying, wouldn't you want a say in how you go? Marti is faced with the task of telling her Italian-Catholic family that she is taking advantage of her state's new Death with Dignity law. Join the Antonelli family for the most uncomfortable Sunday Dinner they've ever had.

We started meeting regularly on November 20th for an intensive devising process with queer members of NETC. The cast improvised and refined original scenes that explore feelings of fracturedness and wholeness, and what this means to them. “This is Not What It’s Supposed to Be…” is presented as a selection of vignettes (in process) exploring queerness, identity, and community created through a process of improv, creative writing, discussions, and games. Cast: Claire Tumey Jacob Cowan Jackie Alexis Theo McKenna Kristin Sgarro

Zoe Farmingdale's "Flight," re-mounted for Zoom and directed by Victoria Teague for AMiOS' Benefit for Emily's List & Fartlek. Featuring Kristin Sgarro and Anique Clements.

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The next installment of No Exit's Fortnightly Reading Series will be William Shakespeare's ROMEO AND JULIET! Resident director Caitlyn McCain to direct...

Feeling blue? Come join us for a night of original comedy shorts! Presented by AMiOS NYC, hosted by Kristin Sgarro and Zachary Eisenstat

Kristin Sgarro and Zachary Eisenstat co-host their first onscreen adventure for AMiOS' SHOTZ! series. Featuring Kristin's original tune, "See You On The Other Side" (©️ 2020 for AMiOS NYC)

Charlotte Lang-Bush's comedic short, "Brave Sir Robin," written for AMiOS' And SHOTZ! for Something Virtually Different (2020). Directed by Kristen Calgaro. Featuring Patricia Cancio, Kristin Sgarro, and Rudi Utter. Introduction by Zachary Eisenstat.