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How to Make Friends and Then Kill Them
This was by far one of my favorite shows to be a part of. As the late night show in this Summer Circle Theater's season, it was an intense and condensed process where we delved right into the nitty-gritty to bring this powerful show to life. I loved working alongside two other wonderful actresses, telling a story about three honest and complicated women.
The Importance of Being Earnest
I loved being able to bring my take to a classic and beloved character such as Gwendolen. A smart, strong, spunky woman like her is always a delight to figure out. I also just love a good comedy of manners. It's the classy way of being petty.
Comic Timing
This world premier children's show was another part of my experience in Summer Circle Theater's company. In it I played nine separate characters each with distinct personalities, voices , and physicalities.
Phases
This show was devised by all the students pictured to be performed at the 2nd International Theatre Festival at the American University of Sharjah. All universities attending devised their own show around the broad theme of "Identity". It was one of my most rewarding experiences, being able to share our differing perspectives and common humanity across many cultures.
Men On Boats
A rollicking adventure that challenges how history and stories of conquest are told. Also a chance to use one of my jolly good British accents.
Thus With A Kiss I Die
An immersive theatre experience that challenged me to distill an intense performance and act face to face with my audience.
American Idiot
One of the most fun performances I've ever given. Getting to rock out onstage to a classic album with a great ensemble was unforgettable.
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The Tempest
In a gender blind take on a classical show, I had the chance to take classical Shakespeare and give it a modern and interesting twist.
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Stay With Me
A unique experience to perform an original script onstage, and then take the same script and film it as a full length feature film which premiered at the Traverse City Film Festival.