“I Loved Ophelia:” The Heart of Kentucky Shakespeare’s Hamlet
Kentucky Shakespeare’s Hamlet, set in 1964 and directed by Amy Attaway, gave me a completely new take on what’s possible with this play. Get ready for a lot of “I’m used to ____, but _____ happened instead and I love it.”
What's It Like Being A Trans/Non-Binary Actor?
As I settle into my actor housing at Actor's Theatre of Louisville, going back through my Gender Play script to prep for this latest run of the show, I'm reminded of just how much I love being non-binary.
Especially when it comes to performing Shakespeare…
Antics Galore: Kentucky Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing
The whole team puts on a seamless comedic romp: excellently timed, lively momentum-there isn't a dull moment even for the ensemble characters. Everyone is fully invested, taking actions that may seem comedic to us, but feel absolutely earnest and genuine to them.
What's It Like Being An Aroace Actor?
On a general level, I describe myself as aroace: aromantic and asexual.
I’m still learning what microlabels most accurately describe the way I experience the world, but basically, I don’t experience sexual or romantic attraction.