Live theater energizes me like nothing else and I’m so lucky to do it in a community I love so much. Here are a few recent times I’ve gotten to step on stage.
The Importance of Being Earnest:
I played Cecily in the CTC’s production of the classic Oscar Wilde comedy. Our version was set in 1995 while changing none of the original text of the play.
24 Hour Plays on the Farm:
My first show with the Idle Hands Collective involved rehearsing and performing a brand new play within a 24 hour window.
I played Mothman. He spoke only via kazoo.
The Moors:
I understudied for EJ Caraveo as The Mastiff, performing for two nights in this dark comedy.
Peter and the Starcatcher:
I made my debut at the Contemporary Theater Company in this Peter Pan origin story. I got to go full muppet mode as Prentiss, a stuffy British orphan who finds his chosen family as a Lost Boy.
Merrily We Roll Along:
Stephen Sondheim is my hero and my father, so I loved being part of this production with The Community Players. I played various roles in the ensemble cast.