“Becca steals the show.”

TRICH | Luna Stage — December 2023

TRICH had a hugely successful, sold out run – to rave reviews! – at Luna Stage. We were also named one of the top fifteen New Jersey theatre productions of the year by NJArts.net.

And to keep the momentum going, next up, TRICH is headed to the Civic Theatre of Allentown in Allentown, PA from May 16-18. For details, click here.

TRICH | Luna Stage — September 2023

Kinsley Vs. — January 2023

Kinsley Vs. has arrived! Produced by Queens Bird Films, the seven-episode series is up on YouTube. I’m primarily featured in Episode 7, but definitely check out the whole thing! Watch the series here. Set in post-pandemic New York City, Kinsley Vs. is a dark comedy about a 30-something woman whose anxious thoughts transform into six distinct characters (I’m one of them!), all of whom threaten to derail her life ambitions.

Kinsley Vs. — January 2022

Shot a new web series with Queens Bird Films. Set in post-pandemic New York City, Kinsley Vs. is a dark comedy about a 30-something woman whose anxious thoughts transform into six distinct characters, all of whom threaten to derail her life ambitions. Coming in January 2023! View the trailer here.

Photos by Ash V Photography

TRICH is Award-Winning! — November 2021

Someone’s Thunder Podcast — October 2021

TRICH — Fall 2021

Watch the sneak peek!

The Phlebotomist — July 2020

Thrown Stone Theatre Company
presents the U.S. Premiere of

The Phlebotomist
Written by Ella Road
Directed by Tracy Brigden
Ridgefield, CT

This production was slated to go up in July 2020. After originally being postponed to July 2021, it has now been canceled indefinitely. I eagerly (and anxiously) await when we can make theatre together again.

In a world where health, wealth, and happiness depend on one single genetic test — dictating everything from credit rating to dating prospects — phlebotomy reigns supreme. But how far will people go to beat the system? Ella Road’s provocative first play forces us to question the value we place on one another, whether knowledge really is power, and if love truly can conquer all. The Phlebotomist was a finalist for the 2018-2019 Susan Smith Blackburn prize and nominated for the 2019 Lawrence Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre.

Songs from Refuge — November 2019

I asked two of the brilliant band members of Metropolitan Klezmer if they would revisit some tunes I sang in Blessed Unrest and Teatri Oda’s production of Refuge in 2019, and they graciously said yes. I feel so lucky to have a professional recording of this music, and I’m super proud to share it with you.

Below are the music videos I put together for Geselekh (Yiddish for “little streets”) and Yankele (a Yiddish lullaby) featuring Ismail Butera on accordion and Amy Griffiths on clarinet.

Special thanks to Soundworks Recording Studio, Metropolitan Klezmer, Blessed Unrest, Teatri Oda, and the entire Refuge team.

Actors’ Equity Announcement — August 2019

I’m super excited to announce that as of August 14, I am officially a member of Actors’ Equity. Thanks to a quick gig earlier this month with Connecticut Free Shakespeare, I was able to get the final two points needed in order to join. I’m eager to experience the audition circuit anew and kick off this fall season as an AEA member.

Brontosaurus Haircut Productions’ Convention — June 2019

Convention is back! A year and a half ago, we did a one night only performance of Danny Rocco’s innovative play at Atlantic Theater Company. Now we are doing a month-long run at the beautiful Irondale Theater in June.

The play, produced by Brontosaurus Haircut and directed by Shannon Fillion, puts the audience in the middle of the 1944 Democratic National Convention. The epic script is composed like an orchestral score — 27 actors playing perfectly timed-out scenes across five different playing spaces. I’m excited to return to the character of Robert W. Kenny, Attorney General of California for this one-of-a-kind, completely immersive experience.

Blessed Unrest and Teatri Oda's Refuge — April 2019

Connecticut Free Shakespeare's The Tempest — July 2018

Happy to return to my Connecticut Free Shakespeare family for a quick two-week gig putting up The Tempest at the University of Bridgeport, adapted and directed by Ellen Lieberman.

Between Two Boroughs' Cannibal Galaxy: a love story — June 2018

Blessed Unrest's PLATONOV — February 2018

I'm delighted to return to my Blessed Unrest family for a brand new translation and adaptation of Anton Chekhov's Platonov by Laura Wickens. With an ensemble of six and teaming up again with director Jessica Burr, I will be playing the roles of Sofya and Osip.

Gruff! The Musical Cast Album — November 2017

The cast album for Gruff! The Musical  is now available! Give a listen below. Gruff! is an interactive, family-friendly reinvention of The Three Billy Goats Gruff, which calls audiences to action in the fight against climate change. I was lucky enough to be a part of it last spring. My character Mavis, an elderly goat, is featured the most in tracks (2) Nothing Could Stop Us and (6) Trip Trop Trio, but the whole album is a treat. I absolutely loved recording this, and I hope you enjoy these delightful tunes as much as I do.

Cannibal Galaxy: a love story Fundraiser — November 2017

Jenn Haltman and I are beyond thrilled to be in pre-production for our next project with Between Two Boroughs: Cannibal Galaxy: a love story by Charise Greene. An Ensemble Studio Theatre Sloan finalist, Cannibal Galaxy: a love story was developed by Fault Line Theatre at Xavier University, where the world premiere was produced in September of 2017 (to rave reviews!) prior to our planned New York premiere in 2018.

We believe that art is a powerful tool for change, and given our country’s current climate of violence, we are eager to bring people together and reflect upon what has become a national epidemic. The recent tragedy in Las Vegas only further underscores our need to produce this play. With each violent act that occurs on our soil, we are reminded how terrifyingly important it is to tell this story right now.

In order to do this play justice and share it with a New York audience, we are fundraising via Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization through which we are now fiscally sponsored. This means we can receive tax-deductible donations! Please view our fundraising video above, and consider making a contribution today!

Westport Country Playhouse's Romeo & Juliet — November 2017

I'm making my Westport Country Playhouse debut this fall in the ensemble of Romeo & Juliet directed by Mark Lamos.

Brontosaurus Haircut's Convention — September 2017

On September 25th, I had the honor of performing in Danny Rocco's new play, Convention, directed by Shannon Fillion, with their company Brontosaurus Haircut. It was a one night only performance at the Linda Gross Theater presented through the Evening Conservatory at Atlantic Theater Company. It was produced there back in July, and they were given the opportunity to remount it, now with an Act II. The play is about the 1944 Democratic National Convention, includes a company of 40 actors, and is a surround-sound experience with scenes happening all throughout the space. At the same time. I played Robert W. Kenny, Attorney General of California. The house was packed, the performance was such a thrill, and I truly hope there's a future for this brilliant, innovative play.

Sharon Playhouse's The Music Man — August 2017

I'm eager to spend my summer up in Sharon, CT to perform in The Music Man at Sharon Playhouse. I'll be playing Alma Hix and a traveling saleswoman. Directed by Morgan Green, the story of a conman who warms his way into the heart of  small town America has never been more relevant. Celebrate the 60th anniversary of this classic show by joining us in August. Here's the press release.

Fairfield Theatre Company's Big River — June 2017

After Gruff! the Musical came to a close, I dove right into rehearsals for Big River. Starring the winner of "The Voice" Season 1, Javier Colon, the production is co-directed by Kirby and Bev Ward. I'll be wearing multiple hats playing Miss Watson, Ben Rogers, and Joanna Wilkes. We threw this whole thing together in two weeks, and the cast is absolutely stellar. If you've been craving some bluegrass, country, or gospel music,  you gotta hear these musicians. Check out the press release here.

Doppelskope's Gruff! The Musical — April 2017

I'm so psyched to be a part of Doppelskope's NYC premiere of Gruff!, an interactive, family-friendly reinvention of The Three Billy Goats Gruff, which calls audiences to action in the fight against climate change. It's packed with puppetry, physical comedy, magical laser effects, and catchy songs. So if you've ever wanted to see me play an elderly goat or puppeteer a troll in a musical about environmental sustainability, the time is now. Check us out at the PIT on Sundays in April and May. Concept and Text by Ora Fruchter and Chris Scheer, Music by Toby Singer, and Directed by Ora Fruchter.

TDF Performeteria with Blessed Unrest — March 2017

I'm very excited to be performing with Blessed Unrest at TDF's first PERFORMETERIA, an immersive festival featuring unique, site-specific works from the most innovative Off-Off Broadway theatre and dance companies in New York City. Blessed Unrest is sharing a sneak peek of a new adaptation of The Snow Queen. Pick an entry time, grab a building map, and see as many 10-minute performances from 10 different companies as you'd like at Baruch Performing Arts Center.

Let's See Hamilton!  Web Series — February 2017

Blessed Unrest’s A Christmas Carol — December 2016

I'm thrilled to announce that I'm making my Blessed Unrest debut in A Christmas Carol this month at the New Ohio Theatre. Adapted by Matt Opatrny from the story by Charles Dickens and directed and choreographed by Jessica Burr, six actors play 37 characters in this dark retelling of the Dickens classic (a few of mine include Fred, Fan, and none other than Tiny Tim). The reviews are raves so far. Check out the scoop on BroadwayWorld, Blogcritics, or TheaterScene, and watch our teaser video. Come join us at the New Ohio, and get in the holiday spirit!

Banner: A Christmas Carol | Maria Baranova Photography