Things Are Wild Right Now
Feb 26, 2020
1 min read
People’s Light has announced that they will produce the World Premiere of WALDEN in 2021
I am also so excited to delve deeper into the play with Flat Earth Theatre in their production of the play in June 2020. Working with Josh Glenn-Kayden at UMASS Playlab was awesome and I’m excited to get back to it!
My play The New Galileos is one of four plays accepted to the Landing Theatre’s American New Voices Festival!
The New Galileos will have a production at Caltech in April!
I have been asked to become a member of Rising Phoenix Rep. Couldn’t be more grateful.
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