Upcoming

Andrew is serving as the associate director and dramaturg on The Gorilla Wore Fur by Elle Meerovich. Directed by Connor Scully, the workshop production will run at The Tank from May 7-12. Tickets available here.

Andrew will perform in the BLOOM New Play Festival by Daisy Theatricals this May.

Andrew will produce The Witching Hour, a festival of short horror plays, in fall 2024.

Past

As a fan and reviewer of Final Fantasy games, Andrew appeared on the Bad Brackets episode on the series as well as the Video Games to the MAX podcast discussing Final Fantasy VII Rebirth this April. You can watch the Bad Brackets episode here and listen to the Video Games to the MAX episode here.

Andrew’s interactive comedy show The Fantastical Fellowship: Final Quest for the Crisis Crystal XXVII received a full production in January and February at FRIGID’s Under St. Marks Theater. The successful run had several sold-out performances and received praise from audiences and critics alike:

“I couldn’t stop smiling” -The Theatre Times

“Delightfully ridiculous” -No Proscenium

“So much fun. HAPPY FACE PLUS” -Hi! Drama

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Andrew interviewed Psycho Clan creator Timothy Haskell for a feature on the upcoming immersive horror theater show Nightmare Dollhouse, TimeOut’s #1 scariest haunted house in NYC. Read the full feature here.

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Under the working title The Fantastical Seven, Andrew’s interactive comedy show The Fantastical Fellowship: Final Quest for the Crisis Crystal XXVII received a staged reading at New York City Center’s Studio in August.

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Partial View Podcast recently featured Andrew in its 9th episode talking about Horror, Sci-Fi, & Fantasy Theater. Listen to it here.

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Andrew presented “Experiential Dramaturgy: Putting a Sense of ‘Play’ into Plays” for the Literary Managers and Dramarturgs of the Americas at the 2022 LMDA conference in Philly.

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Andrew published the thesis “Experiential Dramaturgy: Putting a Sense of ‘Play’ into Plays” on the Academic Commons, where it has seen over 250 downloads. Download it for free on the Academic Commons here.