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Literary Manager. New Works Director. Dramaturg. Illustrator. Sometimes Playwright.
Todd is the Literary Manager of Portland Stage. He is also a director, dramaturg, illustrator, and occasional playwright. This past spring he directed What the Constitution Means to Me by Heidi Schreck on Portland Stage’s mainstage. In May and June he also produced the 35th Annual Little Festival of the Unexpected featuring Not Quite… by John Cariani and See You Tomorrow by Tom Hanks (that one) and James Glossman. He worked with his podcast Dungeons + Drama Nerds to produce the first three seasons, and is now stepping back to be a contributor so he can focus on other projects. He is one of the founding members of PowerOut, and is often found book-in-hand reading for an upcoming project.
Inspired by Sarah Ruhl, Moises Kaufman, and more, Todd seeks to create experiences that can only be found in the theatre. Todd aims to connect with a diverse array of writers, and performers in order to better reflect the beautiful, messy, and complicated picture of our increasingly interconnected lives.
Upcoming:
Todd will be associate directing The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Andersen next season at Portland Stage.
Todd just finished revisions to an expanded Emily Dickinson: Paranormal Investigator and is eager to finally dive into the sequel Emily Dickinson: Paranormal Investigator and the President’s Box.