I am a collaborative director, presenter, and public programmer dedicated to creating interactive storytelling platforms that build deep human connection and joy. Grounded in interdisciplinary collaboration and cultural journalism, my practice lives at the intersection of creative execution, civic engagement, and collective memory.
Over the past decade, I have designed and executed high-impact public programming for major cultural institutions, including The Old Globe in San Diego and the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C. My work specializes in translating complex creative narratives into highly accessible, participatory experiences—ranging from site-specific community tours to a 52-episode hybrid storytelling series (Word Up!).
My artistic practice is deeply informed by my background in community advocacy and cross-cultural dialogue. Having led intergenerational arts initiatives for the International Rescue Committee and neurodiverse ensembles in New York City, I specialize in building high-trust, trauma-informed environments that honor diverse voices and empower local communities.
Alongside my directorial and administrative practice, I write freelance cultural journalism focusing on food, culture, and social impact (with features in the Los Angeles Times), and provide professional voiceover services for major media campaigns.
Available for select directing commissions, public programming consultation, voiceover bookings, and creative collaboration.
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