Existing outside time and the gender binary (or, backstage).
My happy place, Provincetown, MA.
Classically trained at the Guthrie Theater BFA Program and the Brown/Trinity MFA Program, I’m an award-winning actor living in downtown Brooklyn. Favorite roles include Dr. Manette in Brendan Pelsue’s world-premiere adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities at the Alliance Theatre, Sherlock Holmes in Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Prior Walter in both parts of Angels in America at Actors Express (Suzi Bass Award), and Oscar Wilde in Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde for Seattle’s The Feast theatre, of which I’m a founding company member.
I’m a teacher of Voice, Speech, and Text for actors, currently on the faculty of the Atlantic Acting School at NYU Tisch. I've also taught for Brown/Trinity MFA Programs, the Experimental Theatre Wing at NYU, Molloy University/CAP21, and Barnard College.
Passions outside acting include poetry and literature (fav writers include Anne Carson, Ocean Vuong, Gjertrud Schnackenberg, Gerard Manley Hopkins, James Baldwin), queer culture and history, meditation and the contemplative arts (you can regularly find me at Fire Lotus Temple/Zen Center of New York City, where I serve on the Temple Advisory Council), and the ragged, romantic coasts of outer Cape Cod.