Teaching practice
Educator.
Her classroom extends the same practice as her rehearsal room — ask better questions, listen longer, and let the group find the answer together.
Her classroom extends the same practice as her rehearsal room — ask better questions, listen longer, and let the group find the answer together.
She recently completed a term running the MFA Directing program at Brooklyn College as Interim Head, and has taught for dozens of other MFA and BFA programs across the country. Outside the classroom, she works one-on-one with actors on auditions, self-tapes and roles, and with directors on productions and applications, through private coaching.
Her masterclass on how perspective shapes storytelling, brought to the University of Notre Dame during her residency there.
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Whether in a university studio or a professional rehearsal hall, the goal is the same: build the conditions for a room to think together, rather than hand down a single interpretation.