Heidi is a New York based theater artist dedicated to creating new work and discovering new approaches to classical literature and theater. Heidi is a founding member and co-curator of Dorset Theater Festival’s Women Artists Writing, a group dedicated to supporting female identifying theater artists and cultivating the emergence of diverse theatrical voices. Heidi is a proud member of Page 73 Interstate Writers Group Class of 2021 and 2022. “Mrs. Christie” received its west coast premiere at Theatreworks Silicon Valley in the fall of 2023, after receiving its world premiere at Dorset Theatre Festival in 2019. It was developed in workshops at Primary Stages in Spring of 2019, with DTFWAW, and at residencies at The Orchard Project in 2016 and 2018.  Heidi’s solo show “Scarecrow” received its world premiere in the summer of 2022 at Dorset Theatre Festival and will be making its midwest premiere in Next Act Theatre’s 2024 season. Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival commissioned Heidi to adapt “The Murder oF Roger Ackroyd” and has workshopped it as part of their summer development season. Heidi’s play “Dairyland” was premiered at Playmakers Rep in the fall of 2019 under the direction of Vivienne Benesch after being workshopped at Playhouse on Park, Primary Stages ESPADrills, The Lark, Red Fern Theater, Luna Stage, and was selected as the New Play Workshop at The Chautauqua Theater Festival in 2014.  “Murder Girl” has been workshopped recently by Kansas City Repertory Theatre, Red Caravan and The Playwriting Collective.  In 2015, Heidi was a member of Space on Ryder Farm’s resident writers group, The Working Farm.  “Every Good Girl Deserves Fun (and other misremembered things),” a commission from Clutch Productions, was produced in New York in the fall of 2015 at Walker Space.  Later titled, “Where the I Divides,” it was recently read by San Francisco’s ReACT.  Her short play “Purgatory” was read as part of Red Bull Theater’s First 2011 Short Play Festival and published by Smith and Kraus in their “Best Ten Minute Plays of 2013” anthology and then re-released in the “Red Bull Shorts Anthology.” “Miss Angela’s Legitimate Home for Women Living in Sin” was performed as part of the ESPA short play series “Detention” at Jimmy’s 43 and is available on Indie Theater Now.