Theatre has always been at the heart of my life. Some of my earliest memories are of being a little girl, with my mom introducing me to drama therapy through creative play. My imagination ran wild; I was constantly talking, singing, and creating stories. It was clear that all I needed was a stage. At just 8 years old, I auditioned for my first musical and landed the role of Mrs. Squires, one of the 'pick a little, talk a little' ladies in The Music Man. From that moment on, I knew I had found where I belonged.

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After earning my Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre from The Catholic University of America, I had the privilege of exploring the vibrant theatre scene in Washington, D.C. While performing in classic works of Cole Porter and in other jukebox musicals, I also had the opportunity to originate roles in new works, experiencing the exciting development of contemporary musical theatre in the nation's capital. I have since moved to New York City, where I most recently made my Green Room 42 debut in a cabaret with A Sharp Theatre Company.

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I believe theatre has the power to spark conversation, challenge perspectives and inspire change. I’m especially drawn to work that explores social and political issues and helps build empathy and understanding. At the same time, I absolutely love comedy and think making people laugh is just as meaningful. Whether it’s a powerful drama or a charming comedy, I’m happiest telling stories that connect with people.

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When I'm not on the stage you'll find me perusing vintage shops, playing very bad rounds of pool, and soaking up the sun (with SPF 50 of course)!

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