I'm excited to jump back into Serials, one of the flagship shows at The Flea theater. Each week, five short plays are told in episodic format and voted on by the audience each night. At the end of the weekend, the top three shows get to write the next episode of their show, while the losing two shows have to come up with a completely new play for the next cycle. Come see me July 19, 20 and 21st at 11pm! Tickets can be bought here!

On Monday, June 25th, I will be performing in two play readings as part of the #metoo plays by Fish in Water Productions. The reading is part of a 3-part series of short play readings that look to examine the movement to bring awareness to the acts of sexual violence and misconduct that happen so often across all professions and gender/sexual identities. The hope is to share stories and continue the discussion on how to move forward and deal with trauma. The series will culminate in full productions of a number of the short plays this fall. More info can be found here. 

This May I'll be joining Writopia Lab for the third time to perform in their Worldwide Plays Festival! The festival invites students ages 6-18 to write plays that are then fully produced by professional theatre artists. I'll be performing in The Perfect Writer and Brothers on Wednesday, May 9th at 6pm and 8pm respectively. The shows will be at TheatreLab and will be performed in an immersive style. More information on the festival can be found here!

On Tuesday, April 24th, I will be performing in a reading of a new play by Queens College MFA playwright Will Lacker. Catch the Westbound follows two girls in the late 19th century who must journey from their home and abusive past in order to find a new life. They do so by fare-dodging a train that is hopefully going south and to a better life. The reading will take place at 2pm at The Flea. 

Since March of 2017, I've been helping to develop The Flea's new children's theatre initiative Cereals. Cereals, presents four new plays geared towards young audiences in serialized format. The first two episodes were presented in the fall and the final two episodes of each show will be performed in April and May. I'm thrilled to be continuing work on Fatima and Her Pigeon by Noelle Ghoussaini and directed by Kate Moore Heaney. The show follows a young Syrian girl named Fatima who must leave her country due to the ongoing war. Along the way she loses her pet pigeon and best friend Jawahar, and must go on a journey to find her and learn about what it means to leave home along the way. More information on Cereals can be found here.