Movement Directing & Teaching

As a movement director, I work intuitively, letting the actors and their impulses guide the process. My approach isn’t about rigid choreography—it’s about finding the truth in the physicality and letting that shape the story.

I also teach movement for interdisciplinary artists, focusing on how to break free from formality and use the body as a primary storytelling tool. Whether I’m directing movement in theater or creating new work, my process is rooted in collaboration, spontaneity, and emotional depth."

  • Scenario! Introduction to Playwriting and Stage

    Together we’ll investigate how to build a world, give voice to distinct characters, incite a cause-and-effect story arch, and visually manifest a story with props, body movement and gesture, and minimal lighting and sound effects. 

    In this seven-day workshop at CoHo Theatre from February 3 – 9, with evening classes Monday- Friday 6-9 PM, and a festival of staged readings on the weekend, we’ll examine the art of playwriting, and ask the question: How does one create a uniquely compelling storytelling experience for the stage?

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  • Movement Directing

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