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Production & Stage Management: Live Performance

Live performance is my favorite medium. Here are a few projects that I helped make awesome.

In silhouette, a man walks away from the camera through a crumbling brick archway.

A performer sits on a bench with their back to the camera. Their arms are out in front of them. In the background, there are two audience members sitting on a bench across the museum room facing the dancer with their arms out.

A circular stage with a black and white checkered pattern. A performer is standing in the middle of the stage in blue tuxedo and a top hat. There are multiple technicians in the foreground sitting in front of computers (this picture is from technical rehearsal).

A picture of a group of smiling people looking up at a camera with a large green background.

A drag queen in a blonde wig and a silver sequined dress sings on a stage with a rock band. Haze fills the space, multi-colored lights point through the haze to the stage, and an audience watches.

A beautiful drag queen in a blonde wig with a big open mouth and sparkling eyes points at a note in her hand from a librarian.

Event and Project Management

Weddings, Camps, and Performance projects - Oh My!

Two women sit in a pew with a window behind them. One of them leans her head on the other's shoulder. In the foreground, out of focus, two dancers move slowly.

A woman holds a cocktail and a man holds a similar cocktail; they are both dressed beautifully and look at the camera with a smirk

a woman smiles with her mouth open and holds a sign that says "Made a Friend"

Workshops, Teaching, and Mentorship

As a career professor and mentor, I'm committed to improving the arts - starting with investing in the people.

Two women stand 4 feet apart and face each other as they teach a workshop

a prompt book in the foreground, a pair of crossed legs on a bed, and an open computer show a person sitting on a bed working on a script and computer.

A young man with a beard and a woman stand next to each other smiling, looking at the camera

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