SERVICES
Physical storytelling,
built on trust.
Intimate scenes, stylized movement, and stage violence are some of the most exciting moments in a production, and some of the most vulnerable for the people performing them. I help companies stage all three with clarity, creativity, and care, so everyone in the room can take bigger risks.
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Intimacy Direction
Intimacy with intention, consent with care.
From a first kiss to a passionate moment, I approach intimacy with intention and care. I make space for actors to understand what to expect, define their boundaries, and speak up throughout the process. My goal is to create intimate storytelling that feels authentic, connected, and true.
What you can expect
Pre-production collaboration with the creative team
Expressed boundaries and communicated needs
Choreography that is set, documented, and rehearsed
Check-ins throughout the run to keep the work fresh and safe
A good fit for: theatre, film and television, devised work, and student productions.
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Movement Direction
Give your story a body.
I collaborate with directors and performers to build a vivid physical world for each production, developing a physical vocabulary that ranges from the subtle and natural to the stylized and bold. From a character’s smallest gesture to the rhythm and energy of an entire ensemble, every physical choice deepens relationships, reveals character, and brings the story to life.
What you can expect
Character and ensemble movement work tailored to the production
Creative transitions and collaborative staging
Workshops and warm-ups that build trust and physical confidence
Close collaboration with the creative team
A good fit for: plays, musicals, devised and physical theatre, and ensemble-driven work.
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Violence Direction
Stage combat that hits hard and stays safe.
From a sharp slap to a full-scale sword fight, I choreograph violence that feels visceral and convincing while remaining precise, controlled, and repeatable. Every sequence is built to keep performers safe and confident, night after night.
What you can expect
Fight choreography tailored to the story, the space, and the performers
Clear, precise technique built through step-by-step instruction
Established fight calls
Coordination with props, costumes, and the stage management team
A good fit for: theatre, film and television, and fight scenes of any size,
from a single push to a full battle.
How we'll work together.
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Start a conversation.
Tell me about your production, your dates, and what you need.
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Plan Together.
I talk with the director and stage manager about the scenes involved.
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Rehearse.
I work with the cast in the room, building and setting the choreography.
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Support the run.
Check-ins and maintenance as needed through performances.