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Headlong Performance Institute (HPI) Portfolio Video
Below is a video portfolio I compiled in 2016 of choreography, directing, and acting work for HPI. I attended HPI in Fall 2016. |
South Shore Playwrights Showcase
In 2020, I directed a showcase of original ten minute plays by six playwrights from the South Shore of Massachusetts. Please click here to see the virtual showcase. 
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Traces/Remain-
List of Key Collaborators-
Sylvan F Muerelleile- 2016
Ciera Gardner - 2017
Letta Neely- 2019-2022
Dev Blair-2019-2022
List of Organizational Support-
Headlong Dance Theatre 2015-2017
Greater Egeleston Mainstreets Foundation - 2019
NEFA - 2019
ArtsEmerson - 2021
Unbound Bodies Collective- 2021-2022
List of Virtual Sower Session participants - docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Od-AsFrMYA2siglbzUqw_bpqIs1mmQvbEpE7SSwDtlw/edit#gid=727346690
This project started in 2015 as a one person solo show in Philadelphia keen exploring how to move a audience to action during a performance. Below you can find content that documents the initial iterations of this performance project.
Initial Footage: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tSJvrj-2PRxxPDhn5V1fa6rw7SNkUFv8/view?usp=share_link
I am currently co-developing Traces/Remain with my collaborator Letta Neely. Traces/Remain is a public storytelling project that brings "contagious healing" and "memories as medicine" to communities across Boston. We are collecting stories from community members and gathering them in a wooden book. The project host in-person and virtual dance sessions that occupy public spaces, ask neighbors to plants seeds and flowers at parks throughout the city, and fosters a culture of storytelling through dance and connection. A video of one session at the inPUBLIC Festival 2019 can be viewed below in addition to photos taken by Lauren Miller from sower sessions throughout the city.
List of Key Collaborators-
Sylvan F Muerelleile- 2016
Ciera Gardner - 2017
Letta Neely- 2019-2022
Dev Blair-2019-2022
List of Organizational Support-
Headlong Dance Theatre 2015-2017
Greater Egeleston Mainstreets Foundation - 2019
NEFA - 2019
ArtsEmerson - 2021
Unbound Bodies Collective- 2021-2022
List of Virtual Sower Session participants - docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Od-AsFrMYA2siglbzUqw_bpqIs1mmQvbEpE7SSwDtlw/edit#gid=727346690
This project started in 2015 as a one person solo show in Philadelphia keen exploring how to move a audience to action during a performance. Below you can find content that documents the initial iterations of this performance project.
Initial Footage: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tSJvrj-2PRxxPDhn5V1fa6rw7SNkUFv8/view?usp=share_link
I am currently co-developing Traces/Remain with my collaborator Letta Neely. Traces/Remain is a public storytelling project that brings "contagious healing" and "memories as medicine" to communities across Boston. We are collecting stories from community members and gathering them in a wooden book. The project host in-person and virtual dance sessions that occupy public spaces, ask neighbors to plants seeds and flowers at parks throughout the city, and fosters a culture of storytelling through dance and connection. A video of one session at the inPUBLIC Festival 2019 can be viewed below in addition to photos taken by Lauren Miller from sower sessions throughout the city.
Traces/Remain Selected Images and videos: |
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Additional Images and Photos in Google Drive:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1--xdZV92A5XfXeMMxCcx3wQ_Zz6ExyPo?usp=share_link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1--xdZV92A5XfXeMMxCcx3wQ_Zz6ExyPo?usp=share_link
Traces/Remain Grant Applications
drive.google.com/file/d/1tSJvrj-2PRxxPDhn5V1fa6rw7SNkUFv8/view?usp=share_link- Creative City Grant Application 2019
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Traces/Remain: Memory as Medicine - Marketing Materials
Sower Session Invite - docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeN-EU0KNflF3XH56Y0AIFSiR3nnu9HZ9gv96oBiZtgJcPPGw/viewform?usp=share_link
Traces/Remain Virtual Experience
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Smoked Oysters
In January of 2020, I directed Smoked Oysters by Mary McCullough for TC Squared Theatre Company in Boston. Please click here to see a review of the show on Broadway World. I worked closely with Greater Egleston High School to turn their assembly hall into a theatre. We successfully produced this show about a Black family in a predominantly Black neighborhood in Boston. |
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