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    Theatre/Artist

Stephanie is an interdisciplinary artist and writer from Racine, Wisconsin. She currently lives, works, and creates in Boston, Massachusetts. 
Artistic and Teaching Statement
Resume

Recent Projects:

Publication: "Eskimo Pie" was published in the Santa Ana River Review, February 2019.
Publication: "Diese Nacht" was published by formercactus, December 2018.
Publication: "wake" was published at Typishly Literary Journal, October 2018.
Commission: A new collaborative documentary play for Artists' Theatre of Boston's This Place/Displaced in August.​​
Sewanee Writer's Conference: Stephanie is a 2018 Tennessee Williams Scholar in Playwriting.
Design: Leave Me Alone! at The Story Theatre in Chicago this July.​​
​Production: Chop was presented at the Dorchester Arts Project in July.
Production: ShotzBoston  presented four of Stephanie's 3-minute plays in June.
Artist Residency: Taleamor Park, May 2018​
Design: Heritage Hills Naturals at Fresh Ink Theatre, May 2018.​​​​
Design: The Lyons at Titanic Theatre Company, April 2018.
Publication: "Sarita" was an Editor's Choice at Typishly Literary Journal, March 2018.
Design: The Drowsy Chaperone at Westwood Stage, March 2018.
Conference: Stephanie presented on the ethics of imaginary worlds at NeMLA this April.
Publication: Esyld's Awakening from CWC Publishing, Jan 2018.
Production: She Eats Apples at Queensboro Community College Dec 2017.
Reading: Cellardoor Collective workshopped Stephanie's new play Brigids (or Biddies)​ with Director Adrienne Boris, Dec 2017.
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Upcoming Work:

Writing Consults & Coaching: Stephanie has begun offering coaching and consultation services. Contact her here for details.​
​Online Writing Classes: 6 Weeks, 6 Structures begins on January 21st and Stringing the Beads: Voice in Fiction begins April 17th through GrubStreet Online!​
​Writing Classes: Stephanie is teaching SciFiFantasy Workshop beginning January 20th, Master Science Fiction and Fantasy beginning April 14th, and Novel 2: Character as Lens beginning April 16th at GrubStreet.​
Production: Chop will be presented at the Boston Center for the Arts as a part of the "She Said" Festival in March 2019.
Design: Freaky Friday the Musical at Westwood Stage this spring.
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