Book and Lyrics: Taking the Plunge (Samuel French Off Off Broadway Festival, New York Musical Theatre Festival), The Temptation of Lady Amsterdam (Prospect Theatre), The Rivals (BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop, Lively Productions), Episcus and Edendus (BMI, Artistic New Directions), The Discontented Grasshopper (Center Theatre), Office Space: The Musical (in development), Songs from The Princess Bride (BMI), Nero (Yale Undergraduate Musical Theatre Company; received the Jonathan Edwards Arts Prize), and several songs with Marvin Hamlisch (White House, Mr. Hamlisch's Holiday Tour). Cabarets: The Panda is Not My Friend (Don't Tell Mama), A Little New Music (Laurie Beechman Theatre), Shin Splints and Vocal Nodes (Yale), BMI Workshop Smoker (BMI). Yale Institute for Music Theatre (Finalist, 2011), Fred Ebb Award for Musical Theatre Songwriting (2nd place, 2010).

Plays: Diplomatic Relations (Riant Theatre), Apples (Coyote Arts Festival), Everaftering (78th Street Theatre Lab, Acting Out), Longsford Park or the Reluctant Handkerchief (Limbo), Home-Cooked: A Cautionary Tale (Jimmy's No. 43). Contributor: A Crowded House (State Theatre of Chicago), Blogologues: Sex, Drugs, and Interwebs (Theatre Under St. Marks). Resident playwright for Lively Productions.

Video games: Jessica Plunkenstein and the Dusseldorf Conspiracy (New York Times' Best Adventure Game of 2005, published in PC Gamer UK), The Judgment of Quintus (in development).

Education: B.S. Computer Science and Theatre Studies, Yale University (Phi Beta Kappa, magna cum laude, distinction in both majors). At Yale, studied comedy writing with Mark O'Donnell, playwriting with Donald Margulies, and verse with J. D. McClatchy. Studied improv comedy with the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.  Member of the Dramatists Guild and the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Workshop (Advanced).


The Victorian approach to prison management is best summarized by the three S's: "silence, solitude, and supervision." This supplanted the three-B's approach of "beatings, beatings, beatings." ~ Ireland: Gaolbait