Below you will find two sections that offer insight into my ongoing creative work. First and immediately below is a set of recent collaborations in new play development and access dramaturgy. Second, you will find a portfolio using the 2021-2022 season to sample the range of dramaturgical labor. Please note that you will need to click hyperlinks that open new windows to access materials. If you’d like to collaborate, feel free to contact me online!
Recent and Ongoing Creative/Access Dramaturgy
work in the 2024-2025 season
Press Coverage of the NML Workshop at Michigan State University on WLIX 10 and The State News.
Dramaturgy Portfolio
A Selection of dramaturgy materials from the 2021-2022 season
Teenage Dick, Woolly mammoth theatre in co-production with The Huntington & Pasadena Playhouse
My essay, “‘There’s Speech of Our Bodies’: Returning to the Theatre with Teenage Dick,” appeared in the playbill at Woolly Mammoth Theatre.
“‘There’s Speech of Our Bodies’: Returning to the Theatre with Teenage Dick” also appeared alongside its co-productions at The Huntington Theatre Company and Pasadena Playhouse.
As a part of my work in public programming for this production, I helped organize and moderate a public talk, “Shakespeare, Disability, and Performance,” with scholars Katherine Schaap Williams (U Toronto) and Justin Shaw (Clark U), which was digitally available at Woolly and The Huntington.
violet, Millikin university
For the Spring 2022 Production of Tesori and Crawley’s Violet at Millikin University, I worked as the production dramaturg.
Provided rehearsal and tech feedback and offered in-person consultations with the cast and creative team.
Compiled a dramaturgy packet with background and a running glossary for the company.
Created a video installation designed for lobby displays positioned as patrons entered the theatre. It also features original rehearsal photography.
La casa de la laguna, Gala hispanic theatre
Over the course of the 20-21 and 21-22 season, I worked as a dramaturg and script consultant for the world premiere production of La Casa de la Laguna at Gala Hispanic Theatre in Washington, D.C. The Helen-Hayes Awards Recommended production, adapted by Caridad Svich and directed by Rebecca Aparicio, ran from February 5, 2022 - February 22, 2022.
Proposed developmental feedback on multiple versions of the script.
Provided rehearsal feedback and guidance for the company in season planning conversations.
she kills monsters, University of maryland, baltimore county
For the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Spring 2022 production of Qui Nguyen’s She Kills Monsters, directed by Danielle Drakes, I was the disability consultant.
Offered rehearsal feedback that impacted the direction of character development, blocking, and design.
Facilitated exploratory creative conversations about the production design and performance of disability.
Mediated cast conversations about how to ethically approach the script’s representations of disability, queerness, and trauma.