2022
9 to 5
9 to 5
9 to 5
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
Chicago, School Edition
Chicago, School Edition
Chicago, School Edition
2021
Nunsense
Nunsense
2020
Virtual Cabaret Night
Virtual Cabaret Night
Significant Other
The Theater Project, Summer 2020
As director of the first Apprentice Production, I worked with young actors across the country to produce Significant Other on Zoom.
2019
Seussical Kids
Seussical Kids
Frozen Jr
Frozen Jr
The Little Mermaid, Jr
The Little Mermaid, Jr
2018
The Little Mermaid, Jr
The Little Mermaid, Jr
Once On This Island, Jr
Once On This Island, Jr
2017
The Moustache
The Moustache
Franklin Middle School, Fall 2017
The Moustache is the story of an incompetent ruler who grows a moustache to increase his confidence as a leader. The moustache eventually gives him orders that grow more and more despotic, leading to chaos in his country.
The Moustache
The Moustache
The Wiz
The Wiz
2016
Almost, Maine
Almost, Maine
Lacey Township High School, Fall 2016
My students re-cut scenes from the whimsical, romantic Almost, Maine to make it look like a dramatic action film.
Almost, Maine
Camp Rock
Camp Rock
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
2015
A Christmas Carol
Lacey Township High School, Fall 2015
In Patrick Barlow's adaptation of A Christmas Carol, the actors portray much of the set. In Scrooge's counting house, actors played the door, the phonograph, and a fire, among other objects.
A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol
The Wedding Singer
The Wedding Singer
2014
Stained Glass
Stained Glass
Seussical
Seussical
Stained Glass
Lacey Township High School, Fall 2014
Over the summer of 2014, I conducted a writer's workshop with five students from the LTHS Drama Club and they created Stained Glass, an original play about deception and corruption in suburban America.
2013
Tell Us Your Story
Tell Us Your Story
H2$
H2$
Tell Us Your Story
Lacey Township High School, Fall 2013
In May of 2013, the students at LTHS submitted anonymous monologues about significant chapters of their lives that were then performed by members of the Drama Club. Each story was paired with a song that reflected or commented on the theme of the monologue.