News: 2023
Summer 2023: Writing for Fresh Ink Theatre's 8th Annual Mad Dash
More info coming soon!
Summer 2023: for the fish | Great Plains Theatre Commons New Play Conference
for the fish will be a part of the Great Plains Theatre Commons PlayLab program and will receive development & a public reading with feedback from GPTC Guest Artists, national theatre artists, and the general public. I've never even been to Nebraska before, and I am super excited to be sharing space with these amazing artists. Omaha, here I come! Click here to learn more.
Spring 2023: THE DEAD DADZ CLUB | TC Squared's New Play Festival
For the first time, a 10-minute excerpt from THE DEAD DADZ CLUB will be read as part of TC Squared's New Play Festival. I've been a part of TC Squared for a little less than a year now, and their weekly PlayLab program is a fantastic community of writers. The festival will be over Zoom in May 2023, so please join us to witness these new plays. Click here to learn more.
Spring 2023: for the fish | The Depot for New Play Readings
for the fish will kick off The Depot for New Play Readings' 2023 season with an in-person reading at the little red barn in Connecticut. I am very grateful to be a part of bringing live programming back to The Depot, and I am looking forward to working on for the fish with a new group of actors and creatives. Click here to learn more.
Spring 2023: | Acting in Boston Playwrights' Theatre's New Noises Festival
Each year, BPT collaborates with local high-school students for New Noises, the Massachusetts Young Playwrights’ Project (MYPP) festival celebrating the work of student writers. I am so happy to be flexing my acting muscle this spring to bring these 10-minute plays to life. Combining two of my loves: creating new work and mentoring young folks. Click here to learn more.
Got a New Haircut
Just in case you see me, and I look completely different, I finally did a big chop! Was going for a 90s-Winona-Ryder SLASH Jamie-Lee-Curtis-in-A-Fish-Called-Wanda SLASH me-but-with-shorter-hair kinda look, and I think they nailed it. BIG thanks to Carmi from Judy Jetson in Cambridge for the trim. :')