In my research, I focus primarily on Jewish-Christian relations during the high and late middle ages, in particular Christian dramatic representations of Jewish communities in western medieval Europe as embedded in religious practice and drama. My most recent articles explore connections between liturgy, antijudaism, apocalypticism, and pilgrimage. They also discuss stage representations of Jews and Judaism in the wake of the 1290 expulsion of the Jewish community from England. My current book project, Pilgrimage, Antijudaism, and the Medieval Prophet Plays, considers the intersections of medieval liturgical antisemitism with debate literature, liturgical drama, and Jewish-Christian cultural exchange along pilgrimage routes in continental Europe and England. Previous research includes women in medieval literary culture (both women writing and representations of women), apocalypticism in liturgical drama. I record Middle English texts for The Chaucer Studio.