Facilitation, Workshops, and Trainings
My work is centered on the individual, whether you work at a theatre, university, or nonprofit organization. Because each of us has an individual and collective responsibility to ourselves and each other. Translation: who you are as an individual and how you operate in this world is core to understanding the role you play in our collective liberation.
As part of my work, I design and facilitate panel discussions, workshops, and cohort-style learning sessions . Each session is unique and will be designed to suit the context of your theatre, department, and/or organization. There will be assigned readings, listenings, and viewings; small and large interactive group discussions; and self-reflective writing experiences for in-depth dialogue, continuous learning, and ongoing engagement. Together, we will build a knowledge base, engage in active, constructive dialogue, and discover how each of us can act a social justice change agent.
This work is hard. This work is messy. This work is deeply uncomfortable. This work requires humility and vulnerability. This work requires you to examine and assess who you are as an individual and how you operate in the world. This work requires that you hold yourself to account for your actions and inactions. This work is an undoing of thought, re-examination of values, and re-positioning of self in society. My job is guide you through that process with compassion, clarity, and candor.
I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse range of clients: Actors Theatre of Louisville, Boston Playwrights Theatre, City of Raleigh, the Dramatists Guild, Education Theatre Association, eHarmony, the English National Opera, Flat Rock Playhouse, HERE Arts Center, James Madison University's School of Theatre and Dance, Local 802 - American Federation of Musicians, Maestra Music, Montclair State University's Department of Theatre and Dance, New Jersey Institute of Technology/Rutgers University, PACE School of Performing Arts, PACE Actor Studio Drama Program, PCPA Pacific Conservatory Theatre, PlayMakers Theatre Company, Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, ScriptWorks, Shea’s Performing Arts Center, Shenandoah Conservatory, Theatre Communication Group, the University of Southern California's School of Dramatic Arts, University of Kentucky’s College of Design, University of Memphis’s Department of Theatre and Dance, University of Virginia’s Department of Drama, and Vagabond Theatre.
Click here to start the conversation that will help you grow, evolve, and transform yourself and your organization. I look forward to speaking with you
As part of my work, I design and facilitate panel discussions, workshops, and cohort-style learning sessions . Each session is unique and will be designed to suit the context of your theatre, department, and/or organization. There will be assigned readings, listenings, and viewings; small and large interactive group discussions; and self-reflective writing experiences for in-depth dialogue, continuous learning, and ongoing engagement. Together, we will build a knowledge base, engage in active, constructive dialogue, and discover how each of us can act a social justice change agent.
This work is hard. This work is messy. This work is deeply uncomfortable. This work requires humility and vulnerability. This work requires you to examine and assess who you are as an individual and how you operate in the world. This work requires that you hold yourself to account for your actions and inactions. This work is an undoing of thought, re-examination of values, and re-positioning of self in society. My job is guide you through that process with compassion, clarity, and candor.
I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse range of clients: Actors Theatre of Louisville, Boston Playwrights Theatre, City of Raleigh, the Dramatists Guild, Education Theatre Association, eHarmony, the English National Opera, Flat Rock Playhouse, HERE Arts Center, James Madison University's School of Theatre and Dance, Local 802 - American Federation of Musicians, Maestra Music, Montclair State University's Department of Theatre and Dance, New Jersey Institute of Technology/Rutgers University, PACE School of Performing Arts, PACE Actor Studio Drama Program, PCPA Pacific Conservatory Theatre, PlayMakers Theatre Company, Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, ScriptWorks, Shea’s Performing Arts Center, Shenandoah Conservatory, Theatre Communication Group, the University of Southern California's School of Dramatic Arts, University of Kentucky’s College of Design, University of Memphis’s Department of Theatre and Dance, University of Virginia’s Department of Drama, and Vagabond Theatre.
Click here to start the conversation that will help you grow, evolve, and transform yourself and your organization. I look forward to speaking with you