DIRECTING
I’ve directed twelve productions, from indie projects to professional shows. I start with no limits, building the show from my specific eye and thinking about how it would live right now. I push the boundaries, test the edges, and explore what the story can do when you let it breathe in new ways.
My strength as a director is people. I read behavior fast and use that to shape performances that feel grounded in the character’s perspective. I love the weirdos, the misfits, and I push actors to find that same energy in their work. I build rooms where risk, play, and strange choices are welcome, where humor, tension, and vulnerability coexist in the same breath.
I work across theater, film, television, and puppetry, bringing a multidisciplinary, outsider’s eye to every project. Being trans gives me a perspective I lean into stories about identity, transformation, and inhabiting a self that’s always shifting fascinate me. Directing is about world building, rhythm, and embracing the freaky, magical edges of story so the audience experiences the world through the character’s eyes, not reality’s.
Productions
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How To Make Friends And Then Kill Them
Written by: Halley Feiffer Role: Director Performed as an independent production at BCA Black Box, Boston, March 6–8, 2025.
“Three girls grow from ages nine to twenty-two, exploring friendship, rivalry, and the messy, darkly funny ways we connect—and sometimes destroy each other.”
Overbridge High; and the Club for Aspiring Magicians with Limited Experience and a Flair for the Dramatic
Written by: J.J. Moore & Lulu Royce Role: Co-Director Performed through BlueJay Theater Collective at Juddee Theater, Boston, October 7–8, 2025.
“A ragtag group of high schoolers in the ’90s will do whatever it takes to win the club talent show while discovering truths about themselves,”
Convenience of Proximity
Written by: Mars Marobella. Role: Director Performed through Emerson Stage at the Semel theater, Boston, February 25-28, 2025.
“Behind the fluorescent lights of a 2014 convenience store, two best girl friends realize their bond is more than friendship.””
