Theatre was my first job, so it has influenced literally every other aspect of my career. Nowadays, I'm primarily interested in immersive, interactive theatre experiences and developing new, original works. 
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Past theatre experiences include:
 

• Performing, stage managing, and designing puzzles for Washington, DC's first major immersive theatre company, TBD Immersive.

• Producing and hosting The Internet: Live!!1, a game show and theatre experience, produced with cult favorite indie theare company The Arcanists

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My freelance writing career started off in 2016 when I wrote quick & fluffy science articles for EarthTouch, and deep, complex explainers for HowStuffWorks.

Since then, I have covered:
 

• DIY 

• Mental health

• Science news

• Food and beverage

• Arts and culture

• Theatre reviews

• And more!

Need programming for a science festival? Want to bring new potential members to your museum? Need a way to blow off steam at your science conference? Looking to advertise your company to a young, curious crowd?

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Types of branded events I've produced:
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• Comedy shows

• Variety (comedy + other art forms) shows

• Storytelling shows

• Lecture series

• Educational wine tastings

• And more!

I'm a helpful person. I love solving problems, streamlining processes, and being the person in the room who gets to help someone have that big "Aha!" moment. As a result, I've gotten to work on a lot of different projects in a lot of different roles.

 

My consulting experiences have included:

• Editing books/proposals/grants/environmental impact statements/etc.

• Planning social media campaigns

• Crafting spreadsheets that help teams communicate internally

• Adding jokes or narrative to keynote speeches

• And more!
   

I've even done weirder stuff, like creating an educational choose-your-own-adventure game, writing the script for a digital puppet show, and producing science-adjacent game shows.

I also teach communication! You know what they say. Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to talk to fish, and he— Wait. I think I got that wrong. 

I've led communication workshops for students at George Mason University, employees at companies like Discovery, MIT, Georgia Aquarium, and more. I'm also a recurring guest lecturer at Georgetown University.