Classically trained at the Guthrie Theater BFA Program and the Brown/Trinity MFA Program, I’m an actor living in downtown Brooklyn. Favorite roles include Hamlet at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Dr. Manette in Brendan Pelsue’s world-premiere adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities at the Alliance Theatre, Prior Walter in both parts of Angels in America at Actors Express (Suzi Bass Award), and Oscar Wilde in Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde for Seattle’s The Feast theatre, of which I’m a founding company member.
As a teacher, I specialize in voice, speech, and text, and currently serve on faculty at NYU Tisch’s Atlantic Acting School. I've also taught for Brown/Trinity MFA Programs, NYU's Experimental Theatre Wing, Barnard College, and Molloy University/CAP21.
Passions outside acting include poetry and literature (fav writers include Anne Carson, Ocean Vuong, Gjertrud Schnackenberg, Gerard Manley Hopkins, James Baldwin), queer culture and history, meditation and the contemplative arts , and the ragged, romantic coasts of the Outer Cape.