What I am witnessing within the Chicago non-profit theater community is an industry-wide reconciliation of cultural and professional values; a seismic shift that advocates for equitability within the contexts of pay, representation and operations, both on and off stage. A signifier of this shift is the massive leadership turnover we’ve witnessed within the institutions of our community…

I was featured in a Chicago Tribune collection of stories that spoke to our shared creativity, resilience, and healing. ✨

I created this copy and design for BLVE Consults as a way to quickly and effectively tell potential clients about our work. This piece also highlighted the company tone, demonstrating not only what we do, but who we are.

The Arts Work Fund "Think" Grant subsidizes initiatives that "Think through a question, analyze challenges and opportunities, and develop plans or small tests of change." I wrote this proposal for Teatro Vista and we were later rewarded $20,000.

Kartemquin Films sought an Interim Executive Director to help with their executive search and a facilitation of a unified trajectory. I wrote and designed this proposal on behalf of BLVE.

G-PAC requested event production supervision and oversight to replace its “Profiles in Courage Awards” fundraiser by going virtual. I designed and crafted this work proposal on behalf of BLVE.

"Pour One Out" is a live storytelling event curated by Ada Cheng. "Against All Odds, I Dared to" tells my story of moving to Chicago from Joliet, IL to pursue theater.

My review of "Little Shop of Horrors" at Drury Lane Theatre. This article went viral for calling out racial inequity in casting and calling for more active choices when remounting classic musical theater pieces.