Despite my deep love for performance, my journey to becoming an actor was very untraditional.

Growing up, there were very limited performance opportunities for me to hone my craft. I joined my first musical cast at the age of 15 and received most of my musical experiences through high-school choir. Because of this, pursuing a career performance never even occurred as a possibility for me. And so, I attended school for music education.

During my undergraduate career with the support of my professors and growth of my skills, I realized that I not only loved teaching, but I also loved performance. I settled on pursuing grad school after finishing my education degree.

In the application process, I was relatively set on pursuing a degree in classical performance. Luckily, the universe intervened and connected me with my true love(s): New York City and the art of musical theatre.

And so, I began to develop who I was as an artist at the ripe age of 23. Since then, I have developed a deep love for new works and contemporary theatre.

My journey has barely begun and I'm excited to see where life takes me from here.

I'm a big fan of spending quality time with friends, staying up to date on the latest television shows and horror films, lover of all felines (but particularly my son, Miko), enjoying a spicy chai latte, and sparking a healthy debate about the most trivial of topics.