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Publications

"EPIC Players Creates Employment and Training Opportunities for Autistic & Neurodivergent Theatre Makers." 

       The Theatre Times, 2022.

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"Review of Essential Acting by Brigid Panet." METHODs: A Journal of Acting Pedagogy, Pace University, 2016. 

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"Marina Carr’s Swans and Goddesses: Contemporary Feminist Myth in Irish Drama." Breac: A Digital Journal of                   Irish Studies, Issue 2, Notre Dame University, 2014.

Conference Presentations & Workshops

2021    Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival – Region 1 (KC/ACTF): “Promoting and Supporting                                Neurodiversity in Theatre: Rehearsal & Production Accommodations You Can Make Now,” Online.

             Consortium for Graduate Studies in Gender, Culture, Women, & Sexuality at MIT: “‘He's Actually Got a                              Girlfriend!:’ Challenges to the Asexual/ Aromantic Perceptions of Autism in Theatrical                                                    Representations,” Radical Love Across Difference Conference, MIT Online.

2020    Emmanuel College Learning Commons Online Toolbox Workshop: “How to Prepare for Class                                                Presentations,” Online.

             Emmanuel College Learning Commons Online Toolbox Workshop: “How to Turn Your Outline (or Paper)                          into Notecards for a Presentation,” Online.

2019    American Conference for Irish Studies (ACIS): “Rose Mundy and Danti-Dan: The Trope of Disastrous                                    Independence for Autistic & Neurodiverse Characters,” National Conference, Boston, MA.

2015    Emmanuel College Theater Arts Program Workshop: “18th Century Movement and Posture for Les                                    Liaisons Dangereuses,” Boston, MA.

2014    Emmanuel College (ecPULSE) Workshop: “Communicating Effectively with Your Professors,” Boston, MA.

2013    International Association for the Study of Irish Literature (IASIL): “Urban Myth: Gender and Mythology in                        Mark O’Rowe’s Terminus,” Belfast, Northern Ireland.

2012    International Association for the Study of Irish Literature (IASIL): “Marina Carr’s Swans and Goddesses:                          Contemporary Feminist Myth in Irish Drama,” Montreal, Canada.

             Emmanuel College Theater Arts Program Workshop: “Irish Dialects for Actors,” Boston, MA.

2010    Arlington Friends of the Drama Community Theater: “Into This Breathing World...” (Shakespearean Acting                      Workshop), Arlington, MA.

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