Past Projects
As a part of Michael B. Maine's We Out Here! Festival, I served as copy editor for the website, dramaturg & copy editor for The Mahogany Project's play festival, Transformations, and director of two plays for Transformations: Changing Oil by Dr. Georgia S. McDade and Troubled Waters by Minnie Collins. I also had the wonderful opportunity to read some of my poetry as a part of Dr. McDade's Juneteenth celebration. It was a phenomenal experience working with all of these wonderful Black people creating Black art and celebrating Black lives and Black joy.
Plays and the Juneteenth reading were streamed on the We Out Here website, Facebook Live, and YouTube June 17-20, 2020. The Play portion of the festival culminated with a live panel discussion with the playwrights on Saturday from 6:00-8:00 PM.
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DIRECTOR, DRAMATURG, PLAYWRITING INSTRUCTOR
AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS' ALLIANCE
OCTOBER 2019 - JUNE 2020
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Directed Changing Oil and Troubled Waters
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Assisted five novice playwrights in developing short, one-act plays from concept to script to revised drafts to staged readings
empathos company
RESIDENT DRAMATURG
TACOMA LITTLE THEATRE
Mountain Language by Harold Pinter (April 26, 2018)
The Art of Remembering by Adina L. Ruskin (April 26, 2018)
HISTORIC COURTROOM IN COURT HOUSE SQUARE
Sincerely, America (July 26-28, 2019)
Julius Caesar : all-femme adaptation (ON HOLD FOR COVID)
A Doll's House
DRAMATURG, ASST DIRECTOR, CO-SCRIPT ADAPTER
TACOMA LITTLE THEATRE
JUNE 2018 - JANUARY 2019
Tacoma Little Theatre’s 100th season
Featured on BroadwayWorld.com
Photos by Dennis K Photography
Freelance Editing +
Sensitivity Reading
SINCE AUGUST 2018
Reviewed through a literary and DEI sensitivity lens, edited, and polished prose, poetry, plays, encyclopedia entries, memoir, and editorial writing. Provided feedback expediently, maintained files and correspondence with publishers, editors, and writers.
Agate Publishing
Forest Avenue Press
Mahogany Soul
McGraw-Hill
Page By Page Newsletter
rough house by Tina Ontiveros
Speak, the Magazine
We Out Here Festival