I have always been fascinated by the stories our bodies can tell. While I love language, I am most interested in the moments that live beyond words—the emotions, memories, and instincts we carry physically. My work blends physical theatre, movement, visual storytelling, and a touch of the unexpected to explore grief, mythology, connection, and the beautifully messy experience of being human. I am drawn to non-realism, ritual, and the idea that imagination can sometimes reveal deeper truths than realism ever could. After spending years learning the rules of theatre, I have become much more interested in bending and breaking them, creating work that is collaborative, emotionally honest, and deeply felt. My goal is simple: to create performances that invite audiences to feel something, connect with one another, and leave the theatre carrying the story in their bodies long after it ends.