Nick Sandys's guest appearances

Nick Sandys

AudioFile Magazine

The Creative Muscle

Talk Theatre in Chicago

Too Much Scrolling

Sandwiches at Irregular Hours

Seth Godin

Andy White

John Berardi

Mike Michalowicz

David Rosenberg

Jonathan Neman

William Brown

Jeni Britton Bauer

Paul Kahan

Michael Shannon

Jack Zimmerman

Emily Skinner

Carmen Cusack

Lou Malnati

Steve Scott

OwlTail

In many operas and plays you see characters get stabbed, shot or killed in a fight. Or course, no one’s really dying or getting hurt, but it has to look like they are. That’s where Nick Sandys comes in. Nick is a certified Fight Director with the Society of American Fight Directors. His award-winning choreographed violence has been seen on Broadway in Steppenwolf's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", at The Metropolitan Opera in New York, and all over Chicago, including 25 productions at Goodman Theatre and over 50 operas at Lyric Opera of Chicago. He gave The Creative Muscle Podcast a powerful masterclass on being a polymath, how to network through generosity, how to fund your creative habit, and the unexpected ways in which thoughtful, well-staged violence can save the human race.

<p>In many operas and plays you see characters get stabbed, shot or killed in a fight. Or course, no one’s really dying or getting hurt, but it has to <em>look</em> like they are. That’s where Nick Sandys comes in. Nick is a certified Fight Director with the Society of American Fight Directors. His award-winning choreographed violence has been seen on Broadway in Steppenwolf's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", at The Metropolitan Opera in New York, and all over Chicago, including 25 productions at Goodman Theatre and over 50 operas at Lyric Opera of Chicago. He gave The Creative Muscle Podcast a powerful masterclass on being a polymath, how to network through generosity, how to fund your creative habit, and the unexpected ways in which thoughtful, well-staged violence can save the human race.</p>

Lyric Opera Fight Choreographer Nick Sandys Makes Violence Look Real...for the Good of the World 

This week on the Talk Theatre In Chicago podcast Tom Williams talks with Nick Sandys -- the artistic director at Remy Bumppos think theatre. Nick talks about their new show You Never Can Tell as well as Remy Bumppo and the mission of the theatre company.

TTIC- Nick Sandys - Dec 3, 2012

Patrick Clear

Annabel Armour

Why is Edward Albee's writing like Shakespeare? Why is an Albee script like a musical score? Why are Albee lines so hard to learn? On this week's podcast, Anne Nicholson Weber is joined by actors Patrick Clear and Annabel Armour and director Nick Sandys to talk about Remy Bumppo's current production of Seascape and the lessons they've learned about how to perform Albee's work.

TTIC- Patrick Clear, Annabel Armour and Nick Sandys - Oct 1, 2012