I am a writer, researcher, and educator from Nashville, living in New Haven. I first worked in journalism at Nashville Public Radio, where I covered local stories as an intern and freelancer. I went on to study comparative literature at Princeton University, where I took journalism courses with John McPhee, Joe Richman, and Candis Callison, had editorial roles on two student papers, and wrote general interest stories for the Princeton Alumni Weekly.
I am currently pursuing an MFA in dramaturgy and dramatic criticism at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale. In the theater world, I am a past fellow at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s National Critics Institute and in the artistic office at Roundabout Theatre Company.
Headshot by Lauren Eliot.
Douglas Corzine 