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p h o t o g a l l e r y
Hero
Much Ado
About Nothing
Snoopy
You're A Good Man,
Charlie Brown!
Jen
The Game
Jane Fairfax
Emma
Ophelia
Hamlet
Narrator
Every Brilliant
Thing
Joanne Jefferson
RENT
Miss M. Muse / Broadcast Official
The Skin Of Our Teeth
Jo March
Little Women
a b o u t m e
Hi! I'm Sanjana.
Sun like the sky, gin like the drink, and "ah!"
I'm a queer, second generation Indian-American artist based in New York City. Hailing from the suburbs of Darnestown / North Potomac, Maryland - I like any prepubescent young brown girl - fell in love with Jonathan Rhys-Meyers in Bend it Like Beckham - and decided right then and there that I would also love to play pretend for the rest of my days if it meant I could stare into Jonathan Rhys-Meyers eyes for money.
I love sushi (especially on a conveyor belt), otters, and reading the "Did You Know?" sections for every single movie I've ever seen on IMDB. As a Libra sun and moon, I've been known to keep things balanced and collaborative. I'm deeply passionate about works that champion diversity and inclusion in dynamic and compelling new ways.
I am an artist that strives to be an advocate and source for radical change within the American entertainment culture to champion our most marginalized voices. I want to make sure I get to tell stories that don't get heard as often as they should. I can't wait to continue my career with a sense of fervor for the rest of my days!
Thanks for being here!
Love,
Sanjana
h e a d s h o t s
by Tanya Young
r e e l s
A scene from Booksmart (2019)
Virginia Theatre Festival's promotional material for Kate Hamill's Little Women
A scene from Two Night Stand (2014)
"Moments in the Woods"
from Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim
i n t i m a c y
c h o r e o g r a p h y
Take the guess work out of the "big kiss"
A strong and successful intimacy choreographer is on a creative team to ensure a safe, effective, productive, and collaborative approach to staging intimacy of all kinds - from hand holds to simulated intercourse and everything in between. Like any sort of high energy dance sequence in a splashy musical - staging intimacy is its own choreography that contains its own bevy of nuances; all while taking the boundaries we have as human beings into consideration.
Under the guidance of Chelsea Pace, prolific intimacy choreographer, coordinator, and author of Staging Sex - a guide to best practices when developing staged intimacy work; I have worked to provide an open dialogue of collaboration amongst those on all sides of the table: actors, directors, stage management and producers alike.
Why should staging sex have to be awkward?
Let's break the stereotype - together.
Nina (Talyah Rawls) and Konstantin (Thompson Sewell) share a kiss during a performance of Kenan Theatre Company's The Seagull
Photo by HuthPhoto
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