I had the crazy experience of reading the part of Bryce Pinkham’s daughter in his work-in-development, DIGNITY, ALWAYS DIGNITY, at New York Stage and Film’s Summer Season. It’s a hilarious and beautiful portrayal of overcoming traumas and fear to become a parent. Keep and eye out for it when it comes to a stage near you!

I hope you will join us at The Tank on August 11th at 3PM for a staged reading of BUG. I’m delighted to be directing this play by J.K. Richards who wrote it to reverse the narrative of Kafka's The Metamorphosis for a new audience. BUG tells the story of an insect who wants to learn how to be a human being and a human being who needs to learn the same thing. Buy your tickets now!

I am excited to announce that FEAR IT will come to the stage on October 25, 2024 at the Glicker-Milstein Theare at Barnard College (Columbia University) for the King’s Crown Shakespeare Troupe. I have had a wonderful time working with dramaturgs Julia Smith amd Henry Nunez to develop the script this summer as part of my residency at New York Stage and Film. I look forward to taking on Shakespeare with the women of his plays this fall! Learn more about the play.

I recently had the honor of being interviewed by Lauren Lagasse for Same Faces Collective, an interdisciplinary literary magazine founded in 2019 to curate a gallery of diverse voices that embody the idiosyncrasies that make art so powerful. We discussed nostalgia, themes, process, and purpose in playwriting. Thanks to Lauren and everyone at Same Faces Collective for letting me share what drives me as an artist!

I had the amazing opportunity to Assistant Direct for Seonjae Kim at the New York Stage and Film’s presentation of MOMMY, A ONE WOMAN CHO. In MOMMY, Grammy and Emmy Award nominated stand-up comedian, actress, and singer-songwriter Margaret Cho depicts all of the things she wishes her mother had actually said. (Cho notes that “this is a work of fiction.”) Thanks to Seonjae and Margaret for an amazing opportunity!