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$As the intrepid Stage Manager Annie, I did my best to find creative solutions when things went wrong in \"The Play That Goes Wrong\" at Portland Stage Company. ©2024 James A. Hadley$ $The moment stage-averse Annie realizes acting may not be so scary after all in \"The Play That Goes Wrong\" at Portland Stage Company. ©2024 James A. Hadley$ $Phone cord won\'t reach? Creative problem solving! In \"The Play That Goes Wrong\" at Portland Stage Company. ©2024 James A. Hadley$ $And now that Annie has tasted the spotlight, she\'s not going to give it up so easily in \"The Play That Goes Wrong\" at Portland Stage Company. ©2024 James A. Hadley$ $Nothing is going to stand between Annie and playing the role of Florence Colleymoore in \"The Play That Goes Wrong\" at Portland Stage Company. ©2024 James A. Hadley$ $The scariest thing I\'ve ever done on stage is standing still while the set fell down around me. No acting required! \"The Play That Goes Wrong\" at Portland Stage Company. ©2024 James A. Hadley$ $In the world premiere of \"ESSPY\" at New Jersey Repertory Company, I played an actor named Anu who, throughout the show, plays several Standardized Patient characters to help William learn communication skills in medical school. In this scene, Anu is shocked at William\'s inability to maturely take a sexual health history! ©2024 Andrea Phox$ $Anu gets some bad news in the world premiere of \"ESSPY\" at New Jersey Repertory Company ©2024 Andrea Phox$ $Anu gets thrown into Labor simulation...and unexpectedly has to simulate a pre-term delivery! I had SO much fun with the physical comedy of this scene in the world premiere of \"ESSPY\" at New Jersey Repertory Company ©2024 Andrea Phox$ $Labor simulations are EXHAUSTING in the world premiere of \"ESSPY\" at New Jersey Repertory Company ©2024 Andrea Phox$ $Anu alone with her thoughts in one of my favorite photos from the world premiere of \"ESSPY\" at New Jersey Repertory Company ©2024 Andrea Phox$ $Meet Maxine Hadley, author of the new hit thriller \"Your Death is Necessary,\" and stuck in a bit of a love triangle in a new adaptation of \"Dial M for Murder\" at Milwaukee Repertory Theater ©2023 Michael Brosilow$ $Maxine confronts her former lover Margot, hoping for closure in a new adaptation of \"Dial M for Murder\" at Milwaukee Repertory Theater ©2023 Michael Brosilow$ $A happy moment, a brief reminder of how things used to be between Maxine and Margot in a new adaptation of \"Dial M for Murder\" at Milwaukee Repertory Theater ©2023 Michael Brosilow$ $Maxine confronts her best friend Tony, laying out her theory in front of Inspector Hubbard in a new adaptation of \"Dial M for Murder\" at Milwaukee Repertory Theater ©2023 Michael Brosilow$ $Maxine tries to talk Margot down in a new adaptation of \"Dial M for Murder\" at Milwaukee Repertory Theater ©2023 Michael Brosilow$ $Mina ponders her situation, knowing nothing of the horrors ahead in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2023 Two Hearts Media - Yero$ $Dracula attacks Mina - YES, my body did that! - before the tables turn in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2023 Two Hearts Media - Yero$ $A much wiser Mina, more confident in her own skin, takes in Van Helsing in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2023 Two Hearts Media - Yero$ $Mina Harker and Lucy Westenra are chosen sisters - they go from teasing and bickering to being vulnerable with each other in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2022 Jon Cherry$ $After witnessing Lucy\'s death, Mina loses her composure and her patience with Dr. George Seward in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2022 Jon Cherry$ $Mina develops an unexpected connection with Renfield, a \"madwoman\" locked away in Dr. Seward\'s asylum in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2022 Jon Cherry$ $Mina realizes she must join Van Helsing in fighting the vampires to protect the future for her unborn child. She says a painful goodbye to her husband Jonathan, hoping it\'s not forever, in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2022 Jon Cherry$ $Though she is a reluctant fighter, Mina does her best to have Van Helsing\'s back in \"Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy\" at Actors Theatre of Louisville ©2022 Jon Cherry$ $Tempers flare and no one can hide their reactions in \"America in One Room\" at FST ©2021 John Jones$ $Rani Mehta - \"righteous and angry at the world\" - calls her husband for support during a break from group sessions in \"America in One Room\" at FST ©2021 John Jones$ $Things get heated between Team India and Team England in part 1 of \"Testmatch\" at A.C.T. ©2019 Kevin Berne$ $India 2 and England 3 connect - or do they? - at the end of part 1 of \"Testmatch\" at A.C.T. ©2019 Kevin Berne$ $Abhi (the number 1 Sepoy of this estate) tries to remain calm amidst One and Two\'s buffoonery in part 2 of \"Testmatch\" at A.C.T. ©2019 Kevin Berne$ $Abhi and One square off at the end of part 2 of \"Testmatch\" at A.C.T. ©2019 Kevin Berne$ $Welcome to the many faces of Noorah aka all the amazing costumes I got to wear in \"House of Joy\" at Cal Shakes. Our costume designer was the genius Oana Botez. ©2019$ $Noorah really loves her job, and she revels in getting to wield more power with every new day in \"House of Joy\" at Cal Shakes. ©2019 Jay Yamada$ $Noorah and her most trusted confidante Salima scheme and plot again in \"House of Joy\" at Cal Shakes. ©2019 Kevin Berne$ $Princess Noorah and the Chief Queen Mariyam. Best of friends or best of enemies? Some threats aren\'t overt in \"House of Joy\" at Cal Shakes. ©2019 Jay Yamada$ $The first moment Noorah realizes that she can embrace her full power and potential. No more need for mourning in \"House of Joy\" at Cal Shakes. ©2019 Jay Yamada$ $Meet Geetee! Here she is at the beginning of her journey to find her self, a journey that took her from her home in Nebraska to a girls school in her birth country of Afghanistan in \"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $When Nazrullah, an Afghan math teacher, stumbles into Geetee\'s classroom, an unexpected friendship evolves in\"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $One of Geetee\'s few moments alone in her classroom, reading \"The Diary of Anne Frank\" before her students - and Nazrullah - arrive in \"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $Geetee and her adoptive father Harold have a standing Skype date on his Thursday nights in \"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $We flash back to the night before Geetee left Omaha for Maidan Shar, when Harold calms her anxieties and helps her pack in \"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $Naz and Geetee\'s relationship has grown into something neither of them saw coming in \"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $\"Do you...love me?\" \"Naz, I just asked you to come to the other side of the world with me...what do you think?\" \"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $At the end of the play, Geetee is somewhere neither her father nor her beloved Naz can reach, but she\'s still with them in \"Heartland\" at Luna Stage. ©2019 Jody Christopherson$ $The Batra Family Food Dance - AKA where we first meet my character, Lovi, in \"India Pale Ale\" at Manhattan Theatre Club. ©2018 Joan Marcus$ $Iggy and Lovi patiently waiting for Dadi to finish her speech so they can get to the Engagement Day (#IggyFellinLovi!) celebrations in \"India Pale Ale\" at Manhattan Theatre Club. ©2018 Joan Marcus$ $Lovi & Iggy are ALL ABOUT dancing to Vishal\'s epic dhol solo to celebrate their engagement in \"India Pale Ale\" at Manhattan Theatre Club. ©2018 Joan Marcus$ $A quick dressing room photo during intermission to give you a sense of HOW AMAZING Arnulfo Maldonado\'s pirate costume vision is!! This was my absolute favorite outfit in \"India Pale Ale\" at Manhattan Theatre Club.$ $Act 2 of \"India Pale Ale\" begins with a howling storm where, in true rockstar fashion, we meet Brownbeard\'s epic pirate crew. At Manhattan Theatre Club. ©2018 Joan Marcus$ $The one moment where the pirates are gathered close enough to be photographed together...\"This storm might be the last of us, lads. What\'s your last pirate wish?\" In \"India Pale Ale\" at Manhattan Theatre Club. ©2018 Joan Marcus$ $In the final scene, we see Lovi and Iggy in a very different emotional place from the beginning of the show. \"You can\'t walk around just miserable all the time, like you\'re any different from the rest of us. WE\'RE ALL MISERABLE IGGY. You are not special. Okay?!\" In \"India Pale Ale\" at Manhattan Theatre Club. ©2018 Joan Marcus$ $From \"Let\'s Be Out, The Sun Is Shining\" - this image captures the very beginning of Diya\'s metamorphosis.$ $From \"Let\'s Be Out, The Sun Is Shining\" - I call this picture \"the epitome of ennui.\"$ $From \"Let\'s Be Out, The Sun Is Shining\" - from the camera\'s perspective, you can watch the shift from Lipica to Diya.$ $From \"Let\'s Be Out, The Sun Is Shining\" - Bornila says, \"It looks like we\'re making a real movie!\"$ $From \"Let\'s Be Out, The Sun Is Shining\" - a candid shot of Diya right before her big performance (the show within the show).$ $From \"Let\'s Be Out, The Sun Is Shining\" - Bornila always makes it a point to work WITH us actors, making the outcome that much sweeter.$ $From \"Let\'s Be Out, The Sun Is Shining\" - Bornila and Gabe (our DP) orchestrate the last shot of the shoot.$ $From Chester Theater Company\'s production of Anna Ziegler\'s \"Dov and Ali\"- Sameh and her brother Ali (Manish Dayal)...a confrontation.$ $From Chester Theater Company\'s production of Anna Ziegler\'s \"Dov and Ali\"- Sameh and Sonya (Heddy Lahmann)...a confession.$ $From Chester Theater Company\'s production of Anna Ziegler\'s \"Dov and Ali\"- Sameh removes her hijab, the climax of the play.$ $From \"Dida, Reema, Anjana\" - a snapshot of the dramatic monologue moment.$ $From \"Dida, Reema, Anjana\" - a still shot from the \'coming home scene.\' Yup, that\'s what I was going for!$ $From \"Dida, Reema, Anjana\" - collaborating with Bornila Chatterjee, my director, for an upcoming scene.$ $From \"Tell Me Anything\" - a still shot of the most iconic moment in our short film - can you tell why? (with Josh Luria)$

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