Graduate Student Directory

- Pronouns She/Her/Hers
- Title
- Lecturer
- Division Humanities Division
- Department
- Literature Department
- Office Location
- Porter College Academic, N/A
- Mail Stop No Mailstop
Summary of Expertise
Early modern literature and drama, Shakespeare, textual studies, editing, history of the book, performance studies, dramaturgy.
Biography, Education and Training
PhD in Literature, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2018–2024
MA in Shakespeare Studies with First Class Honors. King’s College London and Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, UK 2017
Post Graduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) University of Hertfordshire, UK 2013
BA Hons. English 2:1. Goldsmiths, University of London, UK 2009
Honors, Awards and Grants
2024-25 Shakespeare, Publics, and the Humanities. Year-long. Folger Institute
2024 Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Editorial Futures, Folger Institute
2024 UCSC Humanities Division Community-Engaged Learning Institute
2024 C. L. Barber Fellow. Dramaturg for Santa Cruz Shakespeare
2024 Shakespeare Workshop UCSC Travel and Research Grant
2024 Shakespeare Association of America Travel Grant
2024 UCSC Graduate Program Committee Travel Grant
2024 UCSC Literature Department Dissertation Completion Award
2023-24 Next Gen Editing: Shakespeare Year-long seminar. Folger Institute
2023 C. L. Barber Fellow. Dramaturg for Santa Cruz Shakespeare
2023 UCSC The Humanities Institute Award
2023 UCSC Literature Department Research and Travel Award
2022-23 Year-Long Public Fellow with The Humanities Institute & Santa Cruz Shakespeare
2022 UCSC Literature Department Award
2021 C. L. Barber Fellow. Dramaturg for Santa Cruz Shakespeare
2020-21 Anne and Jim Bay Fellow
2019 UCSC Literature Department Research and Travel Award
Selected Publications
“A Midsummer Yosemite’s Dream and Shakesqueer’s Macbeth in California” in The Shakespeare Newsletter, Vol 73, Issues 1-2 Winter & Spring 2024-5
“Richard II, Henry IV, and Henry V at the Guthrie Theater, Minneapolis” in Shakespeare Bulletin Issue 43.1, 2025
“A Printer Makes Dido” in Cahiers Élisabéthains (forthcoming November 2025)