Andrew is a theater director whose work draws from psychological realism, classical text, and conceptual performance. Recent productions include Ellen McLaughlin's "The Oresteia" for Theater for a New Audience’, "Uncle Vanya" at the 3xChekhov Festival, "The Yellow Wallpaper" at IRT and Dixon Place, and "Miss Julie" presented at Access Theater. As an associate and assistant director, he’s worked on and off Broadway on "Network" (featuring Bryan Cranston) and "Frankie and Johnny at the Claire de Lune" (with Audra McDonald and Michael Shannon). For four years, he worked with Theater for a New Audience and contributed to their productions of "The Winter's Tale," "The Skin of Our Teeth," and "The Father and Doll's House.” He has also worked with Deutsches Theater Berlin, The Guthrie, Toneelgroep Amsterdam and Ruhrtriennale Festival, and Red Bull Theater alongside directors such as Arin Arbus, Ivo van Hove, and Max Stafford Clark. He has been invited to participate in Theater for a New Audience's Director/Actor Project and their directing workshop with Peter Brook. He has also workshopped pieces with Mercury Store and the Drama League. He holds a Master of Arts in Psychology from The New School, where he contributed to Trauma and Psychophysiology research, and a BA in Theater Directing from Fordham University. He also received training at the London Dramatic Academy and The Royal Conservatory of Scotland.