Energetic, creative, scientific, curious about people, ideas, the way things work, and how to put things together. I'm a native New Yorker living in Paris for 1.5 years. I'm very good at bringing people together for adventures of different kinds. I'd say I'm less of a party person, and more of a one on one conversations, or small groups of people hanging out at apartments sort of person. I love making music, playing board games, making food and having long rambling conversations. I'm currently on a bit of a life mission to face all my fears at once.

After four years of living in Brooklyn, NY, creating and directing new theater with my theater company, I moved to Paris to study theater creation at an international theater school. I am currently in the 2nd and final year which includes Bouffon, Commedia dell'arte, Tragedy, Clown and Acrobatics. Outside of class I'm in the early stages of creating a new mask theater piece with my new theater company in Paris. I'm also to be found swing dancing and making my own Granola.

Jumping! Listening. Making things out of clay, or paper. Making vegetarian meals. I'm qualified to lead caving expeditions in Vermont. I'm very good at starting projects and organizing people.

You look like someone I've seen somewhere.

Movies: "Brazil", "Synecdoche, New York", "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", "The Big Lebowski" and most other Coen brothers films, PT Anderson's films, The Marx Brothers, "Ratatouille," "Wall-E" (and other pixar movies), Woody Allen films (older ones), "There Will be Blood" and this short animated film here: http://vimeo.com/7867746

Theater: Beckett, Martin McDonough, Sara Ruhl, Chekhov and Tom Stoppard.

Music: Tom Waits, Bob Dylan, They Might Be Giants, The Magnetic Fields, The Decemberists, Raymond Scott, Gillian Welch, Regina Spektor, David Byrne, Iron and Wine, Bluegrass, New Orleans Jazz. Making music with friends.

Podcasts: I am a big fan of the following: Radiolab, Judge John Hodgeman, and Long Now SALT lectures.

Books: I love the russians: Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Gogol. Also Kafka, Italo Calvino, Stanislaw Lem and Kurt Vonnegut. Also 100 Years of Solitude and Blindness.
And: Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, The Little Prince, The 13 Clocks.
Nonfiction: Stuart Brand and Wade Davis.

Friends
Windmills to tilt at
Music
Orange Juice
Love
Death

Change. Evolution. Letting go.

hanging out with friends.

I have an out-y belly button. (is that how you spell that?)

Just like when someone has some food on their face, and the polite thing to do is to tell them about it, i'd appreciate it if you too would tell me if there's something repellant or unattractive in my profile.