Katharine is a theatrical Swiss army knife: handy in most situations.

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Originally from Dallas, Texas and now calling New York City home, Katharine has built a multi-faceted career spanning directing, choreography, writing, marketing, and producing.

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Katharine is the founder of And That's Showbiz, an innovative Broadway media and marketing company. The company's marketing arm represents major productions including The Great Gatsby and Maybe Happy Ending (Social Media, Influencers, Partnerships), while its media arm produces five signature Broadway shows that have garnered over 235,000 views in its first month, featuring Tony winners Michael R. Jackson, Alex Newell, Clint Ramos, and Broadway stars like Kerry Butler, Laura Bell Bundy, and Krysta Rodriguez.

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Recently named a "Broadway Woman to Watch" by the Broadway Women's Fund, Katharine also served as Writing Associate to Tony Winner Robert Horn on Shucked on Broadway and Writing Assistant on How to Dance in Ohio (Drama Desk Nominee, Outstanding Book of a Musical). Her award-winning choreography background includes winning Best Choreographer for Newsies (The Column Awards), a BroadwayWorld Best Choreography nomination, assisting Chase Brock on Hercules at The Public Theater, and serving as SDCF Fellow to choreographer Denis Jones on the Broadway production of Tootsie. Her production of Mamma Mia earned Best Director (The Column) and was named Best Theatre of 2018 by Onstage.

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As a voice actor (Voiced by Kate), Katharine has provided over 15,000 voiceovers to companies including Google, Netflix, Disney, Nintendo, and Samsung.

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Katharine holds a BFA in Directing from SMU and Master's in Arts Administration from UK College of Fine Arts. As a queer, neurodivergent artist, she champions projects promoting representation and inclusion, with special interest in creating new, sustainable models at the convergence of digital media and theater.

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Her work has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, Refinery29, and quoted by numerous publications including Bloomberg, Business Insider, Fansplaining, and Observer.