For more than two decades, I’ve been telling stories through movement.

My choreographic process is rooted in collaboration. Whether creating work for a solo circus artist or an ensemble, my choreography honors the autonomy and expression of each artist, while also revealing my own brand of clear storytelling and clean movement. I have completed choreographic commissions for a number of private and institutional clients over the years, including Artists for Humanity, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the Peabody Essex Museum.

In my personal choreographic work, I seek to subvert gender roles in circus, uplift queer identity, and reimagine a world where human interactions center kindness. I was honored for my choreographic work as a Next Steps for Boston Dance grantee in 2025.

My work as an intimacy director is built on my extensive experience building consent-based classroom and rehearsal spaces. I bring a performer’s lived experience, a choreographer’s eye for movement, and a teacher’s empathy and skill for ensuring the safety and comfort of everyone involved in the production. I work with the director, creative team, and performers to ensure that scenes of intimacy are told with authenticity and clarity. I have particular expertise in scenes with heightened physicality, and work that deals with LGBTQ+ themes. Recent projects include work with the Contemporary American Theater Festival, and the Winsor School in Boston MA.