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ARTIST STATEMENT
I took the subway between Brooklyn and Manhattan to school from the first day of kindergarten until my high school graduation. I find consistently fascinating the vulnerability we submit ourselves to on the subway just to get from one place to another. I wrote this conversation between a man and a woman to release some of my more prevailing anxieties. Most of it came to me while I was stuck on a stalled train underground. B Line is a claustrophobic exploration of authority, intimacy, and proximity to the terrifying unknown.
COLLABORATORS: Nora Poulton, Frankie Tinelli
BIO
Anabel Giacobbi (she/her) likes to tell stories. She has studied short fiction and memoir and informally explored playwriting and theatermaking. Giacobbi is a first-year student at NYU Gallatin concentrating in the narrative construction of American cultural heritage. She calls it Narrative Americana. Her stories confront life as an American woman. She would like to thank all of the educators and all of the friends who have read these stories. Giacobbi was raised in Brooklyn and hopes to move back soon.
Nora Poulton (she/her) is a first-year NYU Tisch drama student studying at the Atlantic Acting School. She wants to thank her friend Anabel, who trusted her to bring her writing to life, and her friend Frankie, who is always her favorite costar. Nora is excited to be a part of the Gallatin Arts Festival and is so excited for this project to be shown.
Frankie Tinelli (he/him) is a first-year NYU Tisch drama student in the Atlantic Acting studio and is very excited to be performing in the Gallatin Arts Festival for the first time. He would like to thank Anabel and Nora for their talent and continued generosity.
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