
MIME
2021–present
A research platform that turns ordinary recordings of theatrical productions into a searchable corpus of performer poses.
This work explores software as both an instrument for studying performance and a material for making it. The projects range from machine-assisted performance analysis to live image generation, networked performance, and systems that shape an audience member’s experience in real time.

2021–present
A research platform that turns ordinary recordings of theatrical productions into a searchable corpus of performer poses.

2023–present
A live-performance system that uses an image generation model to transform a camera feed and project the newly constructed image alongside the performers.

2023–present
A system that generates a script, converts it into audio, and delivers unrehearsed dialogue to performers line by line in real time.

2014–present
A show-control system that coordinates the documents, communications, audience choices, and environmental cues in Temping.

2019–present
An email system that routed audience replies through narrative pathways during the two weeks before each performance of Block Association.

2020–2021
An open-source platform for synchronized live digital performance across remote locations.

2023–present
Live heart-rate tracking and display within a theatrical setting.