Act 4, scene 1 "Pistorius’s Beatrice is incredibly layered, equally defensive and vulnerable... And, in particular, Pistorius shines in Beatrice’s devotion to and care for ... Hero in the second act". Link to full review: https://www.houstonpress.com/arts/review-much-ado-about-nothing-at-houston-shakespeare-festival-16171187

Act 5, scene 2 "Sullivan and Pistorius sparkle opposite each other, their repartee a gift. Sparks fly as they volley off each other easily." Link to full review: https://www.houstonpress.com/arts/review-much-ado-about-nothing-at-houston-shakespeare-festival-16171187 Performed with Houston Shakespeare Festival

This project asks an actor to bring a historically-inspired character to life. The 11-minute monologue was filmed in less than half a day with a teleprompter. Full video: https://eyewitnessbible.org/god-and-his-family-2/

“Who knew that higher physics could be so sexy, so accessible—and so emotionally devastating?” (New York Times) An unconventional play about choice and destiny. One relationship. Infinite possibilities. This spellbinding journey imagines what happens when boy (Roland) meets girl (Marianne). And when boy meets girl again. And again. Defying the boundaries of the world we think we know, Nick Payne’s Olivier and Drama League nominated hit is a charming and profound exploration of the universal truth in finding and losing love. Clip is the trailer for the play, produced by Revisionist Films

Marianne, a theoretical physicist, meets Roland, a beekeeper, and their spellbinding, romantic journey breaks the boundaries of the space-time continuum in a gripping drama that confronts the difference between choice and destiny. Clip is the trailer for the play, produced by the Dallas Theater Center. A play with two actors, performed at the Dallas Theater Center in 2015.