As a Theatre Artist I’ve worn many hats. I’ve been a director, an improviser, and fight choreographer alongside many other roles, but nothing brings me more joy than when I’ve gotten to venture into the classroom as a guest artist, bringing my love of theatre to the people of New York City. I’ve taught a wide range of workshops and classes. I’ve taught classes for students as young as kindergarten and all the way up to workshops for professional working performers. You might find me teaching an introductory stage combat workshop for a public high school in Fort Lee, New Jersey, helping bring a production of Romeo and Juliet to life with fifth graders in Hunts Point in the Bronx, teaching an after school class on video game design near Columbus Circle, doing an improvised Shakespeare workshop with professional actors at the El Barro Arts Space, or spending the whole summer teaching advanced weapons choreography at Stagedoor Manor in upstate New York. If there’s one thing these all have in common, it’s that my goal is always to get people as excited about theatre as I am.