June 27-July 7: A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

Jacqui Dupré and Jesse James Wood
as Stella and Stanley Kowalski

A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams

Produced by Wax Wings Productions, Directed by Vicki Schairer

Ran Thursday, June 27 through Sunday, July 7 at The Factory Theater.

April 13-May 11: SHE KILLS MONSTERS

Jacqui Dupré Jordan Clark, and Kaitee Tredway

She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen

Produced by Company One, Directed by Shira Milikowsky

Opens Saturday, April 13 and runs through Saturday, May 11 at the Boston Center for the Arts Plaza Theatre.

Tickets are $20-38 ($10-15 for students) and can be purchased here.

After the totally-weird Tilly dies, oh-so-average Agnes doesn’t know what to make of the geekery her sister left behind. In an effort to understand the gulf between them, she embarks on a quest of Tilly’s own design, rife with hostile faeries, randy ogres, awkward high schoolers, and broadswords. Will Agnes discover her inner badass, or will the bugbears get her first? Qui Nguyen, resident playwright of Brooklyn’s Vampire Cowboys theatre, serves up a comedic nerdgasm – an homage to the outcast in all of us.

January 31-February 10: "The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus"

The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus by Christopher Marlowe

Produced by Wax Wings, directed by Lance Norris.

Opens Thursday, January 31st and runs through Sunday, February 10 at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Tickets are $15 and can be purchased here.

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Wax Wings' inspiring and unique interpretation of the classical Dr. Faustus is not to be missed! Set during the 1960s women's liberation movement, Faustus features a mostly-female cast and is performed in the Round at St. Paul's Cathedral. 

This is an ensemble piece, thus I'll be playing many roles, including Robin and Gluttony. If you've ever wondered what I would look like as a dirty, pot-smoking, clowning hippie, now is your chance (and directed by Lance Norris, ex-Weekend Update writer for SNL, no less). I've been growing out my armpit hair for months. :)

Buy tickets here!

Brand New Promotional Trailer for "...Or Dreaming"!

Only one weekend left! Tickets are not available at the door! Buy them here.

"...Or Dreaming" in the Boston Globe!

Check out the article here!

If you don't have tickets yet, now's the time! A few nights are already sold out, and tickets will not be sold at the door.

A special little treat for procrastinators: you can get $10 tickets to Sunday, December 9th's performance by entering code "DREAM129" at checkout! Go buy them right now!

Remember that if you're interested in following my story from the beginning, try for a 7:45PM start time. Otherwise, you will be able to find me at any point during the show.

See you there!

December 7th-16th: "...Or Dreaming"

...Or Dreaming (Based on August Strindberg's A Dream Play)

Produced by Pariah Theatre Company; Adapted and directed by Tara Brooke Watkins.

Opens Friday, December 7th and runs through December 16th at the South Shore YMCA in Quincy.

Tickets are $20 ($18 for seniors/students), and reservations are required.

2012 marks the centennial of August Strindberg's death, and to celebrate the great work of his life, The Pariah Theatre Company launches one of Strindberg's famed expressionist plays, A Dream Play, in adaptation form. ...Or Dreaming brings audiences into the story of Agnes, daughter of the god Indra, sent down to Earth to understand human suffering. 

Unlike typical theatre productions in which the audience sits to watch the play, audiences in Pariah's production will follow the story, room by room. You choose which version you would like to watch, you choose which character's story you want to hear, you choose how long you want to stay. 

Through this immersive theatre style, August Strindberg's dream of creating a play in which "characters split, double, multiply, evaporate, condense, dissolve, and merge" comes true. "But one consciousness rules them all: the dreamer's; for him there are no secrets, no inconsistencies, no scruples and no laws."

I will be playing one of three Daughters (or "Agnes" as described above). If you are interested in following my story, I recommend purchasing tickets for a 7:45PM start time (although you will be able to find and follow me regardless of the start time you choose). Tickets are NOT available at the door, so please purchase ahead of time!

Wednesday, November 14th: "Make Sure It's Me" Reading

Make Sure It's Me Reading Event

Wednesday, November 14th at 6:30PM

At the Portsmouth Public Library, Portsmouth, NH

Make Sure It's Me is the fictionalized account of five Iraq war veterans with TBI (traumatic brain injury) and is based on months of research and interviews conducted with service members, their families, and medical professionals. On Wednesday, November 14 at 6:30 pm ACT ONE (Artist's Collaborative Theatre of New England) will present a reading of Make Sure It's Me at the Portsmouth Public Library (the Levenson Room).

I will be participating in this event, reading the role of Annie, a soldier with traumatic brain injury. Plus, it's free!