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Gabi Fabozzi

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New York
As seen in: Columbia Daily Spectator, The Columbia Political Review Podcast
Covers:  Theater and Film in New York City
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Gabi Fabozzi is a Deputy Arts & Culture Editor at the Columbia Daily Spectator, covering and reviewing theater on Broadway, off-Broadway, and on Columbia's campus. She is a rising junior studying political science and human rights at Barnard College of Columbia University.

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Review: Broadway's 'Becky Shaw,' written by Gina Gionfriddo, BC '91, delivers laughs alongside th...

Review: Broadway's 'Becky Shaw,' written by Gina Gionfriddo, BC '91, delivers laughs alongside th...

A recently deceased patriarch exposed for a gay love affair with his financial advisor, an ailing mother with…

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Former SNL cast member Chloe Troast will headline Memento Mori's John Jay Memorial Annual Comedy ...

Former SNL cast member Chloe Troast will headline Memento Mori's John Jay Memorial Annual Comedy ...

Former "Saturday Night Live" cast member and New York City comedian Chloe Troast will be the headlining comic…

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Review: 'Burnout Paradise' never loses steam in its race to entertain

Review: 'Burnout Paradise' never loses steam in its race to entertain

Entering the theater, it's difficult to tell what you'll be getting into at "Burnout Paradise." Produced by N…

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Review: 'Giant,' produced by Nicole Kramer, SoA '20, swings more morality play than nuanced theat...

Review: 'Giant,' produced by Nicole Kramer, SoA '20, swings more morality play than nuanced theat...

Roald Dahl, though perhaps your favorite childhood author, was a complicated man. Known for capturing both th…

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Review: The Public Theater's 'JESA' takes its audience beyond a simple familial ritual to the beg...

Review: The Public Theater's 'JESA' takes its audience beyond a simple familial ritual to the beg...

Almost all Americans came from somewhere else. But as we become American, how and why do we choose to continu…

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Copaganda in an Age of Reform - Columbia Political Review

Copaganda in an Age of Reform - Columbia Political Review

My grandmother is a felon. I don't believe I've ever told someone that. I haven't even told you , only quietl…

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Review: Is there anything left to joke about for the 132nd Varsity Show?

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By Gabi Fabozzi
| Columbia Daily Spectator Verified
Since its premiere in 1894, the Varsity Show has become one of Columbia’s most enduring traditions. As the origin point of Columbia’s fight song and the launchpad for lauded alumni like I.A.L. Diamond, CC ’41, and Greta Gerwig, BC ’06, the Varsity Show has a lot to prove—encapsulating a year on an ever-contentious campus while also providing all of the stops of a musical comedy.
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Review: Broadway’s ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ can’t escape its midnight movie counterpart

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By Joan Marcus, Gabi Fabozzi
| Columbia Daily Spectator Verified
For the many fans of the 1975 cult classic “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” the idea of screaming “Asshole!” and “Slut!” at a movie screen, while amateurs reenact the scenes, seems like the perfect night out. Now, over 50 years since the film’s premiere—and 24 since “The Rocky Horror Show” has graced the Broadway stage—the question remains: Is there really anything new to add to the beloved musical?
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Review: King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe’s ‘Timon, From Athens’ takes on the great outdoors and political commentary too

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By Gabi Fabozzi, Shea Vance
| Columbia Daily Spectator Verified
Without the formal setting of a stage, audiences of onlookers gathered around Havemeyer Hall for a night of theater from April 16 to 18. Throughout the performance, the cast took its viewers across campus with just a simple strip light, tables, and some chairs for the full-length play. The play follows Timon (José Tallaj, CC ’26), an Athenian lord in Shakespeare’s text who is reinterpreted as a Chicagoan small-business owner.
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