Kragtar finally gets a production! The development continues on the monster musical with its world premiere production at Theatre Now New York, performances starting December 1st.

After a few readings and workshops, I'll finally be directing Rob Handel's absurd and challenging look at violence and mythology Millicent Scowlworthy this September at Uncanny Valley.

I'll be wrapping up my time at Playwrights Horizons, assistant directing Robert O'Hara on Bella: an American Tall Tale. Rehearsing now, previews start mid-June.

Kragtar will never die-- and the creative team will be presenting the newest draft in a workshop and reading at the Peoples Improv Theater this April.

Up and Coming Weekly says BASKERVILLE "runs on playful, imaginative, and smart story-telling" and that "the delightful and inventive silliness of it all was irresistible." 

The Fayetteville Observer and Up and Coming Weekly preview the "inventive story-telling" of my upcoming production of BASKERVILLE at CFRT.

This spring I'll be heading to North Carolina's Cape Fear Regional Theatre to make my regional debut with Ken Ludwig's BASKERVILLE. Ready for some bbq.

Theasy.com says The Beatles Present: the Lord of the Rings the Musical is "perfect for a laugh filled (and tipsy) night on the town" with "a charming reccuring theme of thinly veiled homoeroticism." Thinly-veiled?!

Tampa Bay's Creative Loafing checked in with me to see what I've been up to in the five years that have past since I was named one of their top 20 artists under 25. Check it out here.

In early October, I'll be teaming up with my absolute favorite collaborators to remount The Beatles Present "The Lord of the Rings: The Musical!" at The Brick, co-directed and co-written by Kyle Wilson. More details later!

Finally returning to NYC in September, and happy to say I'll be doing so as a directing fellow at Playwrights Horizons.

So stoked to announce I'll be returning to Williamstown Theatre Festival this summer to work as the literary assistant.

I'm wrrapping up my time in Hartford as one of the assistant directors on the new ANASTASIA musical, recently announced as Broadway-bound.

KRAGTAR resurrected! The monster musical will be performed as part of Title: Point's "Interrobang: New Works" festival at the Silent Barn in Bushwick.

This March, I'll be directing an exploratory workshop of Rob Handel's Millicent Scowlworthy at Hartford Stage with BFA students from the Hartt school

Third Space will present a reading of KRAGTAR: A MONSTER MUSICAL this summer because they're insane.

And I'll be spending the 15/16 season as an artistic apprentice at Hartford Stage, assistant directing and going to Yard Goats games.

I'll be working this summer at Williamstown Theatre Festival as a directing intern, assisting Oliver Butler and Dustin Wills.

A workshop of the Ballad of Beckett Kruszynski will be performed May 17th-18th in NYC. Do NYC audiences like plays about chickens and death?

Congratulations to FREAKS  which just won Best Ensemble at FringeNYC, and got a very silly neon green sheet of paper certifying the award.

Theater in the Now calls FREAKS "poetically courageous." Theatre Is Easy says FREAKS is "funny," "layered," and that it "makes you want to travel back in time." NYTheaterNow says FREAKS is "poignantly true," "refreshingly free from irony," and that it finds the "mythic in the mundane."

I talk about aliens and Jimmy Carter and Emma Watson in an interview with the National Theater for Student Artists.

People in bow ties talk about a robot actor in a bow tie in this CMU video/article about Herb and All in the Timing.

Pittsburgh Post Gazette and Pittsburgh's Trib Live talk about "A Robot Presents: All in the Timing."

I'm stoked to say "Freaks: a legend about growing up" will be presented at NYCFringe Festival in August 2014.

I'll be co-directing a musical about Jimmy Carter and killer rabbits this summer at Irondale for the National Theatre for Student Artists in August 2014.