Theatre


I am an award-winning actor (Outstanding Actress in a Professional Production 2024 - NH Theatre Awards) and was a Theatre Educator for 23 years. I taught at the high school level at both Belmont High School and Cambridge Rindge and Latin in Massachusetts, and was Professor of Theatre at New England College for 14 years. I have a BA in Education from New England College and an MFA in Acting from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where I studied at the Krannert Center. While there I worked with Tony Award winning director Dan Sullivan, playwright Lee Blessing, and participated in an intensive residency with Ann Bogart’s CITI Company. After returning home to the East Coast, I served as the Managing Director of the Devanaughn Theatre Company in Boston, where I also appeared in many productions. I have acted professionally in the area with such companies as The Gloucester Stage Company in the English language premiere of Compromise with Israel Horovitz and The Huntington Theatre as a resident understudy (including serving as the understudy for Lisa Kron in Well), among other credits. I served as the Company Manager for Northern Stage Company, where I also appeared on stage. I also have appeared in many Shakespeare productions with the Open Door Theatre Company. I continue to perform in the New England area with various companies. I'm a big fan of magnifying strong voices and changing the world, one audience at a time.
Workshops and Coaching
Reach out with your needs and we'll work together to help you succeed!
I have experience teaching at the middle school, high school, and college levels. Laughter and high expectations sit at the core of every lesson and workshop I teach. My goal is to make the work of the actor accessible to students of all ages in a way that is both relatable and exciting.
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In 2017, I completed work on an original production entitled Allowables, based on poetry of witness on a national scale, focusing on marginalized voices.
I have worked on several projects involving social justice and civic engagement in theatre, including The Hope Project: An Exercise in Listening, featuring the survival stories of students, and a new Character Analysis model based on Restorative Justice, previously presented at the American College Theatre Festival.
I am the recipient of the New England College Kilgore Award for Excellence in Teaching and Arts and Humanities Professor of the year award.
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The process of acting is messy. Let's embrace the mess. We'll laugh a lot, learn a lot, and get it wrong until we get it right.
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Workshops and coaching available via Zoom and in person!
Audition Prep
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Getting ready to audition? Let's get together and focus on taking the worry out of auditioning and working on prepping the best work possible.
Shakespeare's First Folio
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Shakespeare can be intimidating. I can help take the fear out of performing Shakespeare and make it accessible to everyone.
Play Analysis
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I know. Sounds awful. But not this workshop! Let's figure out how to read backwards (what?) and find everything you need from a text to put it on stage.
Scene Study
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​Let's work together to get the most out of your scene work. With various exercises and teamwork, we'll elevate your work.
And she acts, too...
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You just missed:
The Best We Could (A Family Tragedy)
by Emily Feldman
Theatre Kapow
June 13-15
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Recently seen in:
Annie Wilkes in Misery at The North Country Center for the Arts.
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Coming up next:
Ye Merry Gentlemen
by Greg Gaskell
The Players Ring
November 2025
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2024 Outstanding Actress in a Professional Production for:
Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
by Edward Albee
The Hatbox Theatre​








