Brooke is a director-choreographer who has received a BA in Directing at the Conservatory of Theatre Arts at Webster University. Storytelling was her first love, beginning dance and music classes at a young age and slowly finding her way to theatre. Still a dancer and musician, she has a strong passion for new work and new play development. Brooke is the founder and artistic director of the Envisage Theatre Company and Play Festival, an organization on Webster’s campus that supports and produces new plays, musicals, and other forms of performance. Favorite new work projects include Ipseity (devised), Shivaree, and Ribbon Candy, as well as workshopping scripts with several more artists.

 Favorite directing and choreography credits include Fly By Night (Webster Conservatory), Grease (Art Centre Theatre), Stupid F**king Bird (Webster Staged Reading), and Portraits of GRRRLS (Capital Fringe). She also often works as an assistant director, which includes credits like To Kill a Mockingbird (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis), Shrek: The Musical (Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera), Mothers & Sons (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis), 4000 Miles (New Jewish Theatre), and Albert Herring (Union Avenue Opera).

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ARTIST STATEMENT:
Ordinary people often lead extraordinary lives full of love, lust, light, and languish. It’s one of the joys of being human, finding the universal struggle in our individual experiences and recognizing, relating, and ultimately learning from that. My work as a theatre artist strives to dive in to the human experience, exploring true stories
and real people from an artistic storytelling perspective, to slowly bring our world
​a little closer together.

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