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Estranged childhood friends grapple with their relationship to themselves, each other, and most notably, their respective eating disorders, personified as other "friends."
Sandy Sahar Gooen
Sandy Sahar Gooen
Sandy (he/him) is a 5'2 bundle of dynamite, born and raised most of his life in Randolph, New Jersey. He’s a queer, trans, Jewish, and neurodivergent writer, and tends to vary between writing, composing, and performing, but occasionally does other odd jobs. He’s still in college, Barnard College up at Columbia, and he is getting a music degree despite all the theater classes. His first written show to make...
Sandy (he/him) is a 5'2 bundle of dynamite, born and raised most of his life in Randolph, New Jersey. He’s a queer, trans, Jewish, and neurodivergent writer, and tends to vary between writing, composing, and performing, but occasionally does other odd jobs. He’s still in college, Barnard College up at Columbia, and he is getting a music degree despite all the theater classes. His first written show to make it to the professional stage in summer 2016 was It Takes A Village, about the intersections of faith, sexuality, and family. More recently, Pass/Fail was at The Brick for their Trans Theatre Festival In 2018.