2023 Current and Upcoming Projects:

  • Teaching my newly developed course “Shakespeare: Performance & Difference” at Pitzer College Fall 2023.

  • Devising and Performing a new two-person show: Turn & Change: Shakespeare’s Duets with Andrew Codispoti, an ongoing touring project.

  • Directing/Facilitating ISC Santa Fe’s Richard III Summer 2023.

  • Teaching my newly developed advanced acting course “Embodying Text” at Colby College, Spring 2023.



2022 Projects:

Department of Performance, Theatre, and Dance at Colby College in Waterville, ME

  • Taught Technique Lab: Acting Scene Study for the Fall Semester

  • Taught my newly developed course “Shakespeare for Actors: Text, Movement, Voice” for the January term

International Shakespeare Center in Santa Fe, NM - The Winter’s Tale and Pericles

Directed both plays of the ISC Santa Fe’s summer repertory season of enchantment and redemption

Seven Stages Shakespeare Company in Portsmouth, NH - Pericles

Played Thaisa and Diana in this punk rock immersive production of Shakespeare’s late romance

Theater in the Open in Amesbury, MA - The Crucible

Played Elizabeth Proctor in a production performed in the historic Rocky Hill Meeting House

Other Theatre Projects

  • Worked with Young Shakespeare Players East as a teaching artist and director for their production of Twelfth Night in Turners Falls, MA

  • Worked on a team of directors on an adaptation of Euripides’ The Bacchae with Ironweed Productions in Santa Fe, NM


Ongoing Projects:

Working as Curator, Editor, Artistic Director, & Composer for the following podcasts!

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Radio Shakespeare Lab

Working to create a complete radio play library of Shakespeare's canon. Each play is voiced by actors from across the country and incorporates sound effects and original music.

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Tabling: The Podcast

Each play has five-six episodes of “table work” discussions. “Table work” is a precious time in the rehearsal process for the ensemble to ask questions, analyze the text, and delve into character work.

Favorite Lines from Shakespeare Project

During this time of COVID-19 as the world lives and breathes in isolation, I was looking for a way for us to share. Share our voices, share our breath, share words, words, words.

On April 13, 2020, I sent out a call for folks to send in a favorite line from Shakespeare so I could compile them for April 23, the traditional celebratory day of all things Shakespeare! This video represents the first rendering of this project.

Favorite lines in this video include excerpts from 25 of Shakespeare's plays, 2 sonnets, & Venus & Adonis, his first narrative poem.