Morning Glory

Trapped in their own memory two sisters explore their desire to find release.

An exploration of emotional emancipation for the Black woman through movement , song and text .

Barnsdall Gallery Theater ( 2023)

Reflection

Four colored girls, four stories and the light that engulfs their essence. In a “Dear Diary” narration , these women fight to find the light through their trauma .

The Tank NYC ( Lady Fest. 2019)

The Back Of My Mind

A young Black man opens his mind in an effort to reshape and understand the ways in which society and family has shaped his manhood. How often should one examine their own humanity? Or rather discover it for the first time. The events of his life continue to influence not only his mind but the mind of society. Through his journey of self reflection he finds peace and understanding in a reality he did not make , but rather one he was born in to. He is on a quest to find unity within himself. He is human.

The National Theater Institute ( 2018)

Who Are You?

An installation art piece that examines who you are because of someone else. This pieces consists of photos of “ Unidentified “ African Americans from the 1950’s and 1960’s.

However, everyone is known to someone. So I ask “ Am I unidentified because YOU don’t know me? Because you have never heard my laugh or seen my face ? ” The answer is no. This piece asks you to look at them and see you. Through your eyes and through someone else’s eyes. This piece gives you the opportunity to say thank you , I am here because of you and I may never know you.

Do you know who you are ?

CalArts Expo (2023)

Lapse

A play that jumps through time and circles the sun.

Two sisters come together and find themselves longing to set free the truth they hold. Through their memories they are the past, present and future. They are the life that holds them together and what makes them fall apart. They are antecedent. They are blood. Throughout their journey they hold space. They hold me and they hold you.

The Playwrights Workshop

(Virtual Reading 2020 / 2021)

Amari

Captured by the unknown Amari seeks help in the ones you cannot see. She speaks Twi , a language native to Ghana as she calls on her ancestors for refuge .

CalArts Coffee House Festival ( 2022)

Lovebird

Lovebird explores limitless nature of love through words and movement. This piece is human, flaws and all.

A young couple explores the humanity of our love and its power. Lovebird is a piece of restorative love.

What happens when Black love thrives?

What does it create for our people, our children, and our community?

This couple fights to rebuild, restore, and redesign their love. This couple brings us back home. Back to the beginning. Before we were broken. They take us to when we truly loved us. Saw us. All of us.

Coming Soon ( 2024 )