Who Is she?

I’m a comedian, playwright, songwriter, and grown-up horse-girl working in the worlds of musical comedy, farce, stand-up, solo theatre, and audio description. Over the past few years I’ve played well over 100 festival performances across three countries, collaborated on some amazing projects like Chatsterpiece Theater with WGBH and audio description for the Boston Lyric Opera, and premiered three full-length new shows.

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The Importance of Being Haunted, my latest play, explores ghosts and grief through a clown séance and won Best Alt-Venue Comedy at the 2026 Boston Fringe. My solo musical about gender violence and comedy, Sad Girl Songs, won Best Musical at Winnipeg Fringe, received an honor for the Artistic Risk Award at Vancouver Fringe, and earned ★★★★ from The Wee Review at Edinburgh Fringe. My co-written slapstick ensemble comedy Who’s Afraid of the West Cherry Orchard: A Classic American Play in an Active Quiznos (with Mike Carr and Julie Snyder) won Critics’ Choice Best Ensemble and Best of Festival at Orlando Fringe 2024, as well as the Buzziest Show Award.

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I write and perform with The Nova Show, the resident sketch show at The Rockwell. I get to make art that’s exciting, bold, access-forward, and silly? Professionally? What a boon!