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As You Like It
Shakespeare Theatre Company
Directed by Michael Attenborough
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
Shakespeare Theatre Company
Directed by Michael Attenborough
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
A Streetcar Named Desire
Yale Repertory Theater
Directed by Mark Rucker
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
Yale Repertory Theater
Directed by Mark Rucker
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
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Radio Hour
Yale Cabaret
Directed By Paula Bennet
Role: Composer, Sound Designer, Performer
Yale Cabaret
Directed By Paula Bennet
Role: Composer, Sound Designer, Performer
The Cat and the Canary
Berkshire Theatre Group, Unicorn Theatre
Directed by Ethan Heard
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
Berkshire Theatre Group, Unicorn Theatre
Directed by Ethan Heard
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
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Lottie in the Late Afternoon
Yale School of Drama, Carlotta Festival
Directed by Ethan Heard
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
Yale School of Drama, Carlotta Festival
Directed by Ethan Heard
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
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Iphigenia Among the Stars
Adapted from Euripides by Ben Fainstein
Directed by Jack Tamburri, Yale School of Drama
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
In this production, we adapted Euripides Iphigenia among the Taurians and Iphigenia at Aulis to be set thousands of years in the future on a distant planet.
Adapted from Euripides by Ben Fainstein
Directed by Jack Tamburri, Yale School of Drama
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
In this production, we adapted Euripides Iphigenia among the Taurians and Iphigenia at Aulis to be set thousands of years in the future on a distant planet.
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The Ugly One
by Marius Von Mayenburg
Directed by Cole Lewis, Yale Cabaret
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
by Marius Von Mayenburg
Directed by Cole Lewis, Yale Cabaret
Role: Composer and Sound Designer
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The Trial
by Franz Kafka
Directed by Christiana Taylor, Highline Community College
In this production, Joseph K's world is staged within a circus tent full of clowns, lion tamers and showgirls.
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The Mystery Plays
by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Directed by Paula Bennett
The stories in the plays illuminate (or perhaps cast ever widening shadows) on the blindness of fate and the mystery of forgiveness. Like the Medieval mystery plays from the early church (and comic books from the 1990s) the themes are death, the afterlife, faith, fate and religion.
Because The Mystery Plays are two separate yet interweaving short stories, The Filmmakers Mystery and Ghost Children, I decided to write a unifying theme to connect them and wrote variations on that theme that were specific to each story (similar to the Twilight Zone, etc.).
by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa
Directed by Paula Bennett
The stories in the plays illuminate (or perhaps cast ever widening shadows) on the blindness of fate and the mystery of forgiveness. Like the Medieval mystery plays from the early church (and comic books from the 1990s) the themes are death, the afterlife, faith, fate and religion.
Because The Mystery Plays are two separate yet interweaving short stories, The Filmmakers Mystery and Ghost Children, I decided to write a unifying theme to connect them and wrote variations on that theme that were specific to each story (similar to the Twilight Zone, etc.).
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The Love Talker
by Deborah Pryor
Directed by Paula Bennett
"Come with me...I'll set you a dinner of smooth arms, round legs and wet hair at the back of the neck. I'll pour slow syrup on it all then throw in a match and make you dead and alive and nowhere...so says THE LOVE TALKER, a supernatural forest creature who has been haunting the women in the Blackburn family for generations. The tale is many centuries old. It originated in Ireland and was a popular story among settlers in Virginia and Kentucky. Now it is a ballad sung in Appalachia...preferably on a dark summer evening.
by Deborah Pryor
Directed by Paula Bennett
"Come with me...I'll set you a dinner of smooth arms, round legs and wet hair at the back of the neck. I'll pour slow syrup on it all then throw in a match and make you dead and alive and nowhere...so says THE LOVE TALKER, a supernatural forest creature who has been haunting the women in the Blackburn family for generations. The tale is many centuries old. It originated in Ireland and was a popular story among settlers in Virginia and Kentucky. Now it is a ballad sung in Appalachia...preferably on a dark summer evening.
Antigone
Translated by Jean Anouilh
Directed by Debra Pralle, Highline Community College
In this production the Tragedy of Antigone takes place in the 1960's. The music was written for a live jazz lounge singer. The example to the right is the piano sketch of the theme.
Translated by Jean Anouilh
Directed by Debra Pralle, Highline Community College
In this production the Tragedy of Antigone takes place in the 1960's. The music was written for a live jazz lounge singer. The example to the right is the piano sketch of the theme.
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