About Me

I’m a writer and director for stage and screen. I experiment with adventurous theatricality to explore politics, feminism, vulnerability, American culture, rage, and, above all, hope.

I try to unpack in the same breath how societies are capable of such destruction, while individuals are fundamentally good.
A dramaturg friend describes my work as,
“People are bad; persons are beautiful.”

I’m inspired by plays that transcend traditional conventions of storytelling, and practice a bold relentlessness in style and use of setting. ​I have a BFA in Theatre Directing from the University of Michigan (Go Blue), and a MFA in Playwriting from Columbia University.
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I’ve worked as an assistant director off-Broadway ​​and as a freelance teaching artist. I also co-host a podcast, Feminist Popcorn, that celebrates films about women.

“I want to see the whole world,
and I want to write down everything.”
– Harriet the Spy