SARAH FEARON
NEWS & EVENTS
"Snazzy Peabody
OFF BROADWAY"
Sarah’s cult classic character, "Snazzy Peabody," a real estate legend in her own mind, can be seen in short episodes selling various locations anywhere from The Highline to the Brooklyn Bridge. Snazzy recently won Funniest Video at the NYC Real Estate Video awards. In addition, Snazzy was a finalist with The Ladies of Laughter video competition, special Snazzy episodes have been created for The Real Deal magazine website.
HONORING
STEPHEN J. FEARON
Sarah Fearon and Marian Fontana host a tribute to Stephen J. Fearon with this special SOLD OUT event that will bring IAW&A personalities and friends to the Friars. Among those scheduled to present are Sheila Walsh, Marcia Loughran, John McDonagh, Lizzie Donahue, Dan Brown, Jon Gordon, Karen Daly, Marcus Goldhaber and Malachy McCourt! Irish Echo
NYC REAL ESTATE VIDEO AWARDS
Linecity hosted their first ever New York City Real Estate Video Awards show, recognizing the creative talents of the brokerage community in New York City. There were more than 200 video submissions across nine categories. Sarah Fearon (Corcoran), won the award for the Funniest Video for her Snazzy Peabody feature, “Sh*t Real Agents Say.” “Snazzy” has reached cult status in the field and received the highest number of first place votes across all categories!
LADIES OF
LAUGHTER
UPDATE: Sarah's SNAZZY PEABODY feature was awarded RUNNER UP in THE LADIES OF LAUGHTER 2021 Video Shorts division!!!!
"2B" RESIDENCY AT THE PLAYERS THEATRE
"2B" is an original one woman show written & performed by Sarah Fearon Directed by Lizzie Donahue & Shae D'lyn.
In "2B," Sally Apthorp-Belvedere holds up a mirror to the city and makes us reflect on the meaning of home in this town.
Click the link below for more information about the show & future bookings!
"What's So Funny?"
Irish America featured Sarah´s piece highlighting three comedic performers with Irish roots sharing their stories and how they get to the laughter.
"Is it the collective painful history as a people? The tendency not to take themselves too seriously? The influence of Irish hospitality? Or maybe they were just born that way. The larger-than-life Malachy McCourt, the sardonic Kevin Brennan, and the sophisticated, witty Maureen Langan shed some light on how they process life into material."
Origin Theatre Co. 8th Annual
"1st Irish Festival," NYC
The Irish American Writers and Artists, Inc. (IAW&A) celebrated it´s 100th Manhattan at the Cell Theatre, NYC in 2015.
Sarah was a featured speaker for this very special curated evening of readings and performances along with a retrospective of IAW&A.
