Conversation with Susanna Amato - Actress, theatre maker, writer, clown and humanitarian
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In this episode I talk with Susanna Amato, who describes herself as: actress, theatre maker, writer, clown and humanitarian.
Susanna also has a podcast where she invites guests to bring a paper based memory to talk through and shred, based on her theatre piece Landfill of Memories.
We discuss Susanna’s identity, how this forms a huge part of her creative process, she tells me about losing her father and sister, holding onto the memory of loved ones through objects and how much she loves both therapy and mortadella in equal measures.
Welcome to my conversation with Susanna Amato, an episode where I rarely stop cackling.
A gentle warning, This episode contains swearing and mentions of death and sex.
You can find Susanna on instagram @landfillofmems or via her website, www.susannaamato.com.
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Post Production and Jingle Composition: Jon Tipler
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