"Riggers are the First Ones In
and the Last Ones Out.”

A person standing on a ladder working on a stage rigging system with spotlights and movers hung outdoors during daytime with trees and tents visible in the background.

Every successful production depends on what the audience never sees: the rigging systems that fly scenery, suspend lighting rigs, and keep performers safe above the stage.

I bring meticulous attention to detail and a safety-first philosophy to every project, whether it's an intimate black-box theater or a main-stage arena tour.

From backstage fly towers to the crag, I've honed my approach to rigging safety both on stage and off. As a longtime rock climber, I developed a hands-on understanding of load systems, hardware ratings, and the non-negotiable consequences of a failed point at climbing gyms and rock faces around the world.

That mindset comes with me to every gig. With hands-on experience across theatrical productions, live corporate events, and global touring, I work seamlessly alongside production managers, technical directors, and automation teams to deliver rigging solutions that are engineered to perform and built to last the run.

As an LD, I'm hanging off trusses built and suspended by the riggers. There’s a lot of trust necessary in this work, and I believe it's paramount to have as many capable eyes and hands on every aspect of the show site.