I work regularly with The Feast, a national theater ensemble based in Seattle. The Seattle Times has described our work as "transcendently gorgeous" and named our production of Tennessee Williams' Orpheus Descending one the best productions of the year.
Recent teaching includes voice for actors at the Brown/Trinity MFA Programs and the Atlantic Studio at NYU Tisch. I’ve also taught for NYU’s Experimental Theatre Wing, Molloy University/CAP21, and Barnard College/Columbia University. I specialize in helping students develop the physical skills that support both their creative expression and the sustainability of their work over time.
My favorite book is Anne Carson’s Autobiography of Red. My favorite place is Provincetown, MA. My father describes me to his friends as a “New Age bohemian.” I use they/he pronouns.
I have a BFA from the University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater, and an MFA from Brown University/Trinity Rep. I’m a member of Actor’s Equity Association.
I’ve appeared at theaters in New York and across the country, including Classic Stage Company, New York Classical Theatre, the Alliance Theatre, Asolo Rep, Trinity Rep, the Alabama and Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festivals, Bread Loaf Acting Ensemble, and others. I’ve also done workshops and readings with New York Theatre Workshop, Red Bull Theater, Atlantic Theater Company, Sol Project, Dixon Place, and the Lark.
I’ve been honored with an Atlanta Suzi Bass Award (for Angels in America at Actor’s Express), Brown University’s Stephen Sondheim Fellowship, and a National YoungArts Award in Theater.