I'm so excited to share my latest online piece I did with Theatre Breaking Through Barriers. It's from their latest intensive called Transcendence Approaching! It's written by Pamela Sabaugh with great performances by Mary Ann Conk and Melissa Jennifer Gonzalez.

Next up I'm directing a workshop of some short plays by Peter Mark for Theater Breaking Through Barriers. We did one of these pieces in their last intensive in the spring and this is an expanded version of that, with the same play along with three others. Exploring the world of these fable-like pieces and how they live in the world has been really fun and I'm looking forward to sharing them with people and seeing what we have!

I'm so excited to be doing another reading of a Caitland Winsett original. This one is in the Rogue Theatre Festival on August 6th at the Flea. This is the second version of it we've done and it's gotten even tighter since the last one. I'm looking forward to seeing it in front of an audience and seeing what our great cast can do with it! You can get your tickets here!

It's been far too long since I've had an update but I'm still going! Been directing  some great shows like Watch Me and Sisterhood, some great readings like H&G and Burning Leaves and doing a good deal of sound design all over greater New York for companies including Emerging Artists Theatre, SheNYC, and Fresh Fruit Festival. You can check out some of my latest work on the other pages and I'll have more to come here soon! 

So proud of the two pride episodes I put together for the podcast this year! The first was called Queer Quips and is an assemblage of quotes from Truman Capote, James Baldwin, Tennessee Williams, and Patricia Highsmith, among others, as they encounter each other in a drag club! It's available here!

The second show of the month was a play called Burning Leaves by Tom Rowan. It follows Matt, a gay actor who moves from New York for a fresh start as a drama teacher in a Midwest high school, and discovers that starting fresh may be harder than anticipated. It's got some beautiful performances and I'm really thrilled with it. Take a listen here!

I'm so excited to be back with Theatre Breaking Through Barriers for another round of their Virtual Playmakers Intensive. This time, I directed a play by Shellen Lubin called Preamble, about two women trying to find common ground and get present. You can check it out below!

This week brought the debut of another great project with Kirt, Snapshots of Weegee, which debuted on zoom as part of the Dramatists Guild Southwest Footlight Series.

​​Weegee, the (in)famous black-and-white tabloid photographer, aka Arthur Fellig, graphically captured grisly deaths and gaudy news events in the ‘40’s and ‘50’s. His obsession to capture the next photo where calamity collides with curiosity, derails his personal life. Constantly chasing his dream, he fails to see Wilma Wilcox, the woman who loves him for fifty years. Eventually, Weegee becomes the next story of the failed American Dream.

I'm so excited to be back with another piece on Standby by my friend Kirt Shineman with a really stunning cast of actors! In 1824, after Lord Byron’s death, five of his closest friends gather to decide the fate of Lord Byron’s memoirs. They decide whether to publish the manuscript or not. Is it suitable for public consumption? If they publish the memoirs, lives might be ruined. What are the damning secrets his friends need to protect?

​You can check it out here!

I was so thrilled to get to take on directing responsibilities for this year's A Nantucket Christmas Carol at White Heron. Getting to experiment and find different solves for many of the play's moments, magical and otherwise, was so wildly fulfilling. I had an incredible company of actors, a practically sold out run, and a wonderful review to top it all off!