This year felt like a milestone in so many ways—new adventures, leadership growth, and a decade of directing under my belt. I’m ending 2025 feeling grateful, challenged, and inspired by the communities I’ve been able to work with. In January, I returned to Open Book Theatre in Trenton to direct Bernhardt/Hamlet . Theresa Rebeck’s sharp, witty play explores Sarah Bernhardt’s daring choice to play Hamlet at the turn of the 20th century. I loved diving into the intersections of

Review by TJ Heck, Read here: https://flintstages.wordpress.com/2025/10/31/the-birds-a-whimsical-wise-wonderfully-portable-triumph/ Flint Repertory Theatre’s traveling production of The Birds by Aristophanes is nothing short of a theatrical delight—nimble, imaginative, and bursting with life. This production is designed to fly into unconventional spaces—schools, libraries, community rooms—and transform them into miniature worlds of myth, humor, and insight. I had the joy of

This winter, I had the honor of serving as guest director for Miss Nelson Is Missing: The Musical at Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre...