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| Mimesophobia |
Carlos Murillo |
Theatre Seven of Chicago |
Lies & Liars
(Co-directed with Cassy Sanders) |
Margot Bordelon and Cassy Sanders |
Theatre Seven of Chicago |
Yes, This Really Happened to Me
(Co-directed with Cassy Sanders) |
Various Writers |
Theatre Seven of Chicago |
| Never Swim Alone |
Daniel MacIvor |
Theatre Seven of Chicago |
| Sketchbook 7: Downstairs, Upstairs |
Wendy MacLeod |
Collaboraction |
| 365 Plays, 365 Days: There’s Nothing Here |
Suzan Lori-Parks |
Collaboraction |
| Perks of Nudity |
David Perez |
Pavement Group |
| Pearl and Eloise Are Dead |
Amber Hubert |
Around the Coyote Festival |
| Other Funny Stories About Cancer* |
Brian Lobel |
Live Bait Theatre |
| Ball* |
Brian Lobel |
Bailiwick Theatre |
| Plants and Animals* |
Scot Augustson |
Directors’ Fest Bailiwick Theatre |
| Scrabble Yew Near |
Lisa Holmes |
Appetite Theatre |
| sCarrie! The Musical |
David Cerda |
Hell in a Handbag Productions |
| Psycho Beach Party |
Charles Busch |
Northwest Actors’ Studio – Seattle, WA |
All the Rage
(Co-directed with Christine Sumption) |
Keith Reddin |
University of Washington, PATP |
| Call in the Family |
Margot Bordelon |
Mae West Fest – Seattle, WA |
| Notorious Women |
Margot Bordelon and ensemble |
Live Girls! Theatre – Seattle, WA |
| Mystery at Camp Chestnut |
Margot Bordelon |
Northwest Actors’ Studio – Seattle, WA |
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*Toured to various venues within the United States and Canada
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| The Sugar Syndrome |
Lucy Prebble |
Lookingglass Theatre Company |
| Freedom New York |
Jennifer Barclay |
Stage Left Theatre |
| Highness |
Carolyn Kras |
Theatre Seven of Chicago |
| Burying Miss America |
Brian Golden |
Theatre Seven of Chicago |
| Self Defense |
Jenny Connell |
Gift Theatre |
| Lights, Action |
Rebecca Hughes |
Freehold Theatre Lab – Seattle, WA |
| The Diary of Anne Frank by Wendy Kesselman |
dir. Tina Landau |
Steppenwolf Theatre Company |
| Love Song by John Kolvenbach |
dir. Austin Pendleton |
Steppenwolf Theatre Company |
| A Man for All Seasons by Robert Bolt |
dir. Ed Sobel |
TimeLine Theatre Company |
| Things Being What They Are by Wendy MacLeod |
dir. Kurt Beattie |
Seattle Repertory Theatre |
| Boy Gets Girl by Rebecca Gilman |
dir. Roberta Levitow |
Seattle Repertory Theatre |
| Sugar Plum Fairy by Sandra Tsing Loh |
dir. David Schweitzer |
Seattle Repertory Theatre |
| Copenhagen by Michael Frayn |
dir. Richard E.T. White |
Seattle Repertory Theatre |
| SOLO PERFORMANCE (selected) |
| You Are Here |
Victory Gardens Theatre |
| The New Colony’s Walk of Shame |
Victory Gardens Theatre |
| Literally Sexy 2 |
Victory Gardens Theatre |
| Holidays Uncorked |
Bohemian Archeology – NY, NY |
| Love, Valor, and Technology* |
Live Bait Fillet of Solo, 2007 and 2008 |
| Literally Sexy 1 |
Victory Gardens Theatre |
| My Future Ex-Boyfriend |
Pavement Group |
| In So Many Words Goes Back to School |
Victory Gardens Theatre |
| Naughty or Vice |
Around the Coyote |
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*Named top 5 Solo Performances of 2007 by NewCity, Chicago
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Serendipity Theatre Collective’s 2nd Story March 2006-present
As a member of 2nd Story’s story development team, I perform regularly at various venues across the city.
Around the Coyote’s RE:Action Reading Series Sept. 2007-Aug. 2008
Served as co-curater for the RE:Action monthly Reading Series at the Around the Coyote Gallery in Wicker Park.
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| Fedra: Queen of Haiti by J. Nicole Brooks |
dir. Laura Eason |
Lookingglass Theatre Company |
| Around the World in 80 Days |
dir. and adaptor Laura Eason |
Lookingglass Theatre Company |
| The Wooden Breeks by Glen Berger |
dir. Heidi Stillman |
Lookingglass Theatre Company |
| The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen |
dir. Sarah Bendix |
Piven Theatre |
| Time of Your Life by William Saroyan |
dir. Rita Giomi |
Theater Schmeater – Seattle, WA |
| The Pain and the Itch by Bruce Norris |
dir. Anna Shapiro |
Steppenwolf Theatre Company |
| Lost Land by Stephen Jeffreys |
dir. Terry Johnson |
Steppenwolf Theatre Company |
| Pacific by Andrew Case |
dir. Molly Regan |
Steppenwolf Theatre Company |
| Time of Your Life by William Saroyan |
dir. Tina Landau |
Seattle Repertory Theatre |
| Light Up the Sky by Moss Hart |
dir. Doug Wager |
Seattle Repertory Theatre |
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Cornish College of the Arts, Seattle WA Graduated Magna Cum Laude, BFA in Theater with an Original Works emphasis, 2002
Lincoln Center Director’s Lab, 2006
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Two-time recipient of the Community Arts Assistance Program grant from the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Illinois Arts Council (2007, 2009)
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Lookingglass Theatre Company, Aug. 2009-present
Literary Manager and Company Dramaturg
Lookingglass Theatre Company, Aug. 2005-Aug. 2008
Literary Associate and Board Coordinator
Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Sept. 2004-June 2005
Artistic Apprentice
Seattle Repertory Theatre, Sept. 2002-May 2003
Artistic/Literary Intern |
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