Zoë is a director, dramaturg, and producer. She is the Associate Artistic Director at Hartford Stage.
Directing credits include: Joe Landry’s adaptation IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY at Hartford Stage; Lisa Kron’s 2.5 MINUTE RIDE at the Kitchen Theatre Company; R&J REDUX at FringePVD, hosted by The Wilbury Group; Marcia Dixcy’s PYRAMID EFFECT, Melinda Lopez’s WHAT THE MARKET WILL BEAR, and Dennis Porter’s LOST AND FOUND at Williamstown Theatre Festival’s Directing Studio.
When the theaters closed due to COVID, Zoë was directing Mia Chung’s CATCH AS CATCH CAN, an explosive re-invention of the American family drama, at the Kitchen; and directing and developing a senior thesis at Brandeis University, MARGARET MY NAME, a new adaptation of four Shakespeare plays chronicling the lives of some English kings and—more importantly—Queen Margaret.
She is an alumna of Brandeis University and the Williamstown Theatre Festival Directing Corps, a member of the Lincoln Center Theater Directors Lab, and a proud three time pub trivia champion.
Check out her resume for more info about what she’s worked on, where she worked on it, and when she was there.
