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What do you do with a Master of Letters and (two) Master(s) of Fine Arts?

You write, you teach, you direct, and sometimes you give advice to fictional characters. It's (usually) a living, but more importantly, it's a great life.
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Click here for performance rights for either Lock by Lock (a one-woman show) or the one-act play adaptation of The Yellow Wallpaper.

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You can also read the pitch for several children's literature works in progress.

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Make sure to check out the blog while you're here!

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I've taught middle school, high school, college (100 and 300-level courses), and for a Gifted and Talented Summer Camp in Louisiana.

 

I've taught ELA, Theatre, Speech, College Writing, Introduction to Shakespeare, Literary Analysis, Renaissance Drama, and Western Mythologies. Also piano, but that was just a hobby.

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I've directed middle school, high school, and adult productions of Shakespeare, modern classics, musicals, and one-acts.

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I also co-founded Tailgate Shakespeare, a touring company that traveled in rural Virginia a decade ago.

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My specialty is empowering student designers, playwrights, and directors.

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Because all that extra energy has to go SOMEWHERE, right?

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Even if it's embroidered book covers or break-up letters to books I am giving away or songs inspired by Shakespearean heroines instead of, say, my current works-in-progress...

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These items not for sale.

Extraneous Creativity
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