I am one half of No, BAM!, an ongoing artistic collaboration between myself and Chicago-based playwright Nicholas Portella (the STICKS, Songs to Fish To).

I’ll be directing a production of Ne Me Quitte Pas by Chris Gonzalez for Write Club’s annual Summer Playfest, which takes place at Target Margin’s Doxsee Theater in Brooklyn from August 28th-30th. The festival is produced by Isabelle Chirls.

I’m directing a reading of Daughterhood by Loey Jones-Perpich for the First Pancake Festival at the Brick Aux on August 8th at 7p.m. The reading series is produced by Maddie Thorpe.

I’m co-developing and directing Nicholas Portella’s new play the STICKS. The piece, which follows the lines between fantasy and reality blurring as a neighborhood group of boys plays pretend as the versions of men they imagine they should be, had a reading on February 20th, and premiered a production-ready draft in a New York reading on August 21st at St. Lydia’s.

I recently directed two iterations of Dreamburger by Sheldon Skoboloff — a staging for the Common Sister Festival at The Makers’ Space in Williamsburg and a reading for Theater Write Now at Balance Arts Center in Midtown.

I was selected to work as a Directing Resident at Milwaukee Rep for their 2025-26 season! As a part of this role, I assistant directed It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play, A Christmas Carol, and McNeal.

I currently serve as a script reader for multiple publications and theatrical institutions, including 1319 Press.

At present, I am developing a blended visual and performance art piece examining the intersection between touch, memory, emotion, and perception. Materials include hand-knit and woven clothing, fabric dye, a camera, and me.