I am a NYC-based theater artist, composer/musician, writer, anthropologist, arts strategist, and business analyst.

I write musicals that explore how people stay human inside systems that are increasingly inhuman. My latest musicals include: Root Vegetables, an experiment in automating away our lives, told through the story of an engineer and her two friends on an isolated farm in the Catskills; Opportunity, a circular trap of chasing success, set during a week in which Broadway advertising workers are pitching for a new musical; and In Equity which asks who gets to take risks, colliding four New Yorkers from different socioeconomic classes at an experimental rock concert in Brooklyn. (Learn more here!)

As a sound designer/composer/arranger, I have collaborated on over 20 productions & performances in New York & New Jersey at venues including The Gym at Judson, the Brick Theater, the Leslie-Lohman Museum, HERE, the New Ohio, Dixon Place, , 54 Below, and the NJ Rep.

As a researcher and anthropologist, I’ve worked at the theater/museum/arts agency AKA NYC (where I’m currently the VP of Business Strategy), A+E Networks, Columbia University, and I’ve presented research on theater and arts audiences at conferences and classrooms including Yale, Cornell, Baruch, the Broadway League Road Conference, the Commercial Theatre Institute, and Bloomberg. Learn more here!

M.A. in Anthropology at the New School for Social Research, B.A. in Anthropology, French, and Art from Muhlenberg College.