The Internet Is Dead

sophia anne caruso on acting, fandom, & keeping her music sacred

The Internet Is Dead

Show Notes

Sophia Anne Caruso joins The Internet Is Dead Podcast for Episode 113 to talk about coming to New York for one audition at 9, getting the role in David Bowie's Lazarus on her 14th birthday, growing up in Broadway fandom and the intense parasocial dynamics that come with it, leaving Beetlejuice and the discourse that followed, playing Sophie in School for Good and Evil, One Piece, and why she kept her music off the internet for so long until now.

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