Educator

As a drama professor and educator, my passion revolves around cultivating the artistry and creativity of budding performers. I'm dedicated to guiding students through a transformative journey where the stage becomes a canvas for self-expression and storytelling.

SMU, Meadows School of the Arts

Adjunct Professor

Movement III - VI, Commedia dell'Arte

My teaching approach centers on fostering a collaborative atmosphere where creativity thrives. I encourage students to develop their unique interpretations of characters while respecting the traditional essence of this art form. By guiding them through the intricacies of comedic timing, exaggerated gestures, and ensemble dynamics, I help them unlock the magic of Commedia dell'arte.

New York University

Adjunct Professor

Clown

In the classroom, I foster an atmosphere of trust and playfulness, encouraging students to explore their unique comedic personas and embrace the art of clowning. Through a blend of theory, practical exercises, and performance opportunities, I facilitate a space where individuals can tap into their inner child and express themselves freely.

My approach to teaching clowning extends beyond traditional techniques. It's about cultivating empathy, resilience, and authentic connection. Students learn to embrace imperfections, turn mishaps into moments of brilliance, and find joy in the unexpected—a valuable mindset applicable far beyond the stage.

Yale School of Drama

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Rider University, School of Fine Arts

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Pace University, School of Performing Arts

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