I am a London-based, internationally-minded, award-winning freelance director, writer and teacher. Since graduating from Andamio 90 Theatre School in Argentina, Cambridge University and École Jacques Lecoq in Paris, I’ve worked professionally for the past 18 years all across the UK and all over the globe.
As well as my freelance career, I am the artistic director of Tangram Theatre Company and I was the founding artistic director of CASA Latin American Theatre Festival which I ran between 2007 and 2019.
As a director, I’m drawn to international stories, metatheatrical puzzles, storytelling, Jewish themes and scientific ideas. As a collaborative artist, I love to work on new plays with living writers as well as working with fellow makers to reimagine classic plays for today.
I love being in a rehearsal room, whether I’m working with a big ensemble or with a solo performer, with professional artists or with students, whether I’m working in English or, whenever I can, in other languages.
As a writer, I’m exploring multiple mediums at the moment, from original stage plays to feature film scripts and everything in between, while continuing to work on various translations and adaptations.
And more than anything, I’m interested in making work that tackles big ideas and big questions in order to reflect the world we live in that crosses boundaries, geographical and linguistic, fictional and factual, historical and futuristic, utopian and dystopian, and work that blurs the lines between artists and audience.
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