I’ve been a performer all my life. I took dance classes growing up and learned to appreciate the dedication and hard work it takes to be excellent at something you love. When I acted in my first play there was no going back after that. I was determined to become an actor.

I attended Towson University in Maryland and received my bachelor’s degree in Psychology- Sociology and minored in Theatre Arts taking classes in acting, dialect, comedy, and playwriting. Throughout college, I performed in student-produced plays, short films, and local community theater.

Since making the move to New York, I’ve continued my training with The Barrow Group, Broadway Dance Center, The Actors Gym, One on One Next Level, and Tiny Cupboard Comedy Club as well as receiving private vocal training and on-camera coaching. I’ve continued to find work through short plays, short films, background work, improv shows, immersive theater, and even a children’s theater tour. I’m always looking for the next project that both challenges and speaks to me!

In my downtime I like to recharge by crocheting, going to see a movie, taking dance classes, walking, hiking, reading, watching TV, playing video games, thrifting, and photography. My philosophy is to work hard, play harder, and rest as much as you can in between!