As a director, I aim to cultivate a rehearsal room powered by collaborative storytelling, with the idea that crystal-clear text work, grounded and genuine connection, and striking stage pictures are the keys to accessible and entertaining performances.

 

I'm often found staging stories where:

• status and ritual impact the world

• communities work against impossible odds

• mistakes matter

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Directing credits include a staged reading of 'Tis Pity She's a Whore (Mortal Fools Collective), Antigone, Much Ado About Nothing (Clemson University), co-directed productions of Julius Caesar, Love's Labour's Lost, Henry V, and Twelfth Night with Shakespeare & Company's Riotous Youth summer educational program, and select scenes from A King and No King (Shakespeare & Performance)

 

Assistant directing credits include Bright Star (Clemson University) and an outdoor promenading production of Romeo and Juliet (South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities).