STORYTELLING
From large stages, to intimate spaces, to public radio, I'm interested in creating work that is heartfelt, thought-provoking, collaborative, and authentic.
Recent Work
For NPR Morning Edition:
At StoryCorps, I partner with cities, states, and organizations across the country to tell their communities' stories and illuminate the poignant moments of everyday life. We archive everything at the Library of Congress so it can be listened to generations to come. A number of these stories have been featured on NPR's Morning Edition.
More of my work with StoryCorps featured in the news:
Abortion in America
I'm tremendously proud to have worked on producing the inaugural set of stories for Abortion in America, a new national effort to support storytelling that shows the impact of abortion bans on people’s lives.
This project is headed up by longtime advocate and the former president of Planned Parenthood Cecile Richards.
Read more about our work in this Glamour Magazine article.
Written & Directed by Me
I wrote, directed, and starred in "Love Letters" a show about my experience working in the Correspondence Department of Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign. This show won me a fellowship at the Eugene O'Neil Theatre Center.
In 2023, I debuted the first of a 4 show cycle dedicated to celebrating the seasons through sound, poetry, and dance. These pieces are centered around the Winter and Summer solstices and the spring and fall equinox.
The Constitution: A Secular Oratorio
by Benjamin Yarmolinsky
I assistant directed "The Constitution" at Vertical Players Repertory Company in Brooklyn. This piece set the words of the Constitution to music and featured a large ensemble of both professional singers and community members.
Into the Woods in Concert
I had the privilege of assisting legendary Musical Director John McDaniel in a concert production of Into The Woods featuring Broadway performers Alice Ripley, Melissa Errico, Alan Murouka, Ali Ewoldt and more.
