Selected Directing Highlights CV RESUME
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A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller — Long Wharf Theatre (2024)
Starring Dominic Fumusa & Annie Parisse
Critically acclaimed production staged site-specifically at the historic Canal Dock Boathouse overlooking the harbor.
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Winner of three Connecticut Critics Circle Awards including Best Play and Best Direction.
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A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, adapted by James Dean Palmer - Trinity Repertory Company (2016)
A bold, reimagined staging of the holiday classic featuring new songs and rarely dramatized moments from the novel.
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“Creative genius! Simultaneously traditional and modern and very, very well done. It is like no other version ever created, for all the right reasons.”
— Susan McDonald, The Providence Journal
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The Love of the Nightingale by Timberlake Wertenbaker — Red Tape Theatre (2010)
A feminist retelling of the myth of Philomela that merged poetic brutality with visual spectacle.
Winner of the Joseph Jefferson Award for Best Direction; nominee for Best Production.
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Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, adapted by Tyler Dobrowsky — Asolo Repertory Theatre (2017)
A lean, contemporary staging praised for its precision and urgency in a statewide tour of Florida.
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“Fast-paced production and energetic performances bring a lot of life to a still-compelling story about greed, corruption and political power.”
— Jay Handelman, Herald Tribune
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King John by William Shakespeare — Texas Shakespeare Festival (2018)
A dynamic, politically resonant passion project.
“An unexpected gem!”
— Andy Coughlan, English with a Bit of Texas
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These Seven Sicknesses by Sean Graney — Brown/Trinity Repertory Theater (2016)
An epic adaptation of all of Sophocles’ extant tragedies, performed in a five-hour theatrical event with dinner and desert served between acts.
“A theater event this daring and of this caliber comes along only once in a great while and can only be described as extraordinary.”
— Christopher Verleger, Edge Media Network
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Church and Pullman, WA by Young Jean Lee — Red Tape Theatre (2011)
Chicago premieres of two genre-defying works by Obie-winning playwright Young Jean Lee.
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“An arresting evening of theater!”
— Chicago Tribune
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