about Me
I’m a London-based theatre director, making new work and reimagined classics. I believe that theatre should be consuming, provocative, and political. I tell stories with deeply-rooted characters and a sense of history at their centre.
I recently completed the British Youth Opera’s Serena Fenwick Programme at Garsington Opera, where I directed excerpts from Handel’s SEMELE and Britten’s MIDSUMMER.
This spring, I wrote and directed the new play PRIMATOLOGY, a critique of misogyny on the far right, at LAMDA’s MishMash Festival.
Before that, I served as assistant director to Marianne Elliott on Nick Payne’s THE UNBELIEVERS at the Royal Court Theatre.
In 2025, I directed THE UNDERNEATH at the Edinburgh Fringe for Rainbow Room Productions, and assistant directed Anna Barkan’s new expressionist staging of Tennessee Williams’ ORPHEUS DESCENDING at the Cockpit Theatre.
Other favourite recent projects include MACHINAL at the Orange Tree Theatre, a staged reading of Gertrude Stein’s TENDER BUTTONS at Bardawil Gallery in Soho, a devised adaptation of Kathy Acker’s BLOOD AND GUTS IN HIGH SCHOOL, HEDDA GABLER, and Caryl Churchill’s FAR AWAY at the top of a hiking trail.
I received an MA in Directing with Distinction from LAMDA in 2023, and graduated from Kenyon College in Ohio with a drama degree in 2022. I am a born-and-bred New Yorker, happy to call London home.
