Henry V at MIT
Henry V is one of Shakespeare's most open-hearted plays. It requires the cooperation of both an ensemble of actors and the audience in order to work its magic. Epic, generous, brutal, and romantic in equal measures, this play testifies to the value of telling stories about who we are and who we want to be.
Script, program note, and video.
Associate & Assistant Directing
Guthrie Theater
The Acting Company
A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Great Expectations directed by Devin Brain
Romeo and Juliet and The Three Musketeers directed by Leah C. Gardiner and Kent Gash
Shakespeare Theatre Company
Primary Stages
Folger Theatre
