After years of studying improvisational theater theory and observing the world, I’m convinced that every person is a creative genius. My mission is to help each person believe that, too.

Having confidence in your one-of-a-kind, endless, always-ready creative source changes how you feel about any challenge, particularly an unexpected one. 

You're a genius. The world needs your special brand of brilliance. Let it out! 

Work

I graduated from Stanford University with a degree in English. I worked at tech startups in Seattle as an editorial lead for more than a decade (HealthTalk, PayScale, Socrata, and Simply Measured), after a short stint in medical school and also working as a medical interpreter in Spanish. ​

Performance Art

2003 – Played in a 7-piece, 4-part-harmony, Americana band called "Skitterpup." 
2006 – Wrote and produced my first one-woman show, “Losing My Grip.” Performed a second run in 2007.
2010 – Wrote and produced my second one-woman show, “Almost Female: A Jockette’s Awesome Journey.”
2011 – Started performing with the Bushwick Book Club. We each read the same book then write songs about it.
2012 – Started performing stand up comedy around Seattle.
2013 – Wrote and produced my third one-woman show, “Healing.”
2014 – Performed lots of comedy at venues like The Jewelbox, The Can-Can, the Admiral Benbow, Laughs in Kirkland, and several private parties.
2015 – Wrote and produced fourth one-woman show, “Oh, Seattle!”
2016 – Wrote and produced my fifth one-woman show, “Techlandia.”