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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 the fall of 2016. |
South Shore Playwrights Showcase
In 2020, I directed a showcase of original ten minute plays by six playwrights from South Shore of Massachusetts. Please click here to see the virtual showcase. 
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Traces/Remain
I am currently co-developing a project entitled 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 inPUBLIC Festival 2019 can be viewed below in addition to photos taken by Lauren Miller from sower sessions throughout the city.
I am currently co-developing a project entitled 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 inPUBLIC Festival 2019 can be viewed below in addition to photos taken by Lauren Miller from sower sessions throughout the city.
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Smoked Oysters
In the winter of 2020, I directed Smoked Oysters by Mary McCullough for TC Squared Theatre Company in Boston, MA. Please click here to see a review of the show on Broadway World. I worked closely with the Greater Egleston High School to turn their assembly hall into a theatre, so we could produce this show about a Black family in a predominantly Black neighborhood in Boston, MA. |
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