Wrote and produced a new musical that focused on the struggles that veterans face. The story follows Jay Barton during his deployment in Afghanistan and his struggle to return to his life in America as well as the struggle of his wife, Scarlett, during his deployment and the time following.

Worked outside of school and job hours to design lights for the Le Moyne College production of Godspell, which was performed in a found space. Utilized limited lighting instruments and worked with significant power restrictions.

Collaborated with a team of local CNY artists on a new work of theatre. Produced and designed lights for two productions of the show, a staged reading premier in November of 2022 and a subsequent full performance at the inaugural Saltland Theatre Festival in May of 2023.

Was the student responsible for reated and maintained the repertory plot for Le Moyne College's Marren and Jesuit Theaters. Responsibilities included implementing plots of light designers, troubleshooting technical issues, leading strike groups, and providing support for students taking Lighting Design classes.

Worked closely with various local groups, including a gospel choir, local college students, and younger children, as well as equity actors who have appeared on Broadway for the first performance since its premiere at the Public Theater in New York City of a musical adaptation of The Odyssey.

Worked to create a timeless adaption of The Trojan Women. Responsibilities included taking blocking notes, rehearsal and production notes, scheduling of rehearsals and meetings, as well as several other responsibilities on top of classes and jobs.