What A year 2025 has been!

Phew, I am simply exhausted after everything this year had in store for me! In addition to directing a play in the fall and various other production roles throughout the year, I also served as Theatre Philadelphia’s Interim Executive Director for several months while the board found a new Executive Director. Plus, I got married!

I don’t have any upcoming work at this moment so I’d love to hear what you’d like to work with me on. In the meantime, I’m going to use the holiday season to relax, rejuvenate, and read some books. May the new year bring joys and comfort to you and yours, and I look forward to seeing what is in store in 2026!

Quick lil’ note about where I’m at!

Hello!

Worth noting is that we’re in a pandemic still, specifically COVID-19, but despite this fact many theatre companies have elected to relax their safety measures, allowing hundreds of thousands of audience members to be in their spaces unmasked during performances. I view this as a worker safety issue, since actors are generally expected to perform unmasked for a large group of people breathing right in their direction. Actors are not as safe as they could be working in these conditions, and I am a strong advocate that more work should be done to improve working conditions for all. Furthermore, I live with two disabled people, and protecting their health is a priority for me.

Therefore, I am only going to perform in as COVID-cautious work environments as I am able to. If you want to inquire about hiring me to perform, please do, but know that I will have follow-up questions about what safety protocols are in place.

I will also be focusing on theatre work that I am able to do while remaining masked, such as directing, producing, composing, musicianship, playwrighting, intimacy direction, and so on. If you want to hire me for those, this is a great time to do so. I mean, look how handsome I look in a mask! Why would you not want this vision in your rehearsal room?

Thank you in advance for doing your part to keep those around you safe by MASKING WHEN ATTENINDING THEATRE SHOWS, KEEPING UP TO DATE ON YOUR VACCINES AND BOOSTERS, and STAYING HOME IF YOU ARE SICK. Disabled people’s lives are valuable and we should not be dismissing them for the sake of “normalcy”.