I believe theater works best when it belongs to everyone — not just the people who already have a seat in the room. That conviction runs through my work: from my years as a teaching artist to founding an educational theater program for teenagers, I have built a career around making room for young people and new voices to be heard.

As a graduate of Princeton University with a B.A. in Economics and a certificate in Finance and Theater, I pair a strategic business approach with a deep commitment to craft — training in Meisner technique under Tony Savant at Playhouse West and studying directing under acclaimed director John Doyle and designer Jane Cox.

My producing work began at sixteen, when I conceived, developed, and produced an educational theater program to Olney Theatre Center — securing joint financing and founding what became New Voices. The program produced multiple world premieres including UnMuted and Reflections. I went on to serve as General Manager for Theatre Intime, overseeing theater seasons including Shrek: The Musical and A Doll's House.

As an actor, I have appeared in film and television projects including Man Enough, Ambitious, and Here Comes Truffle, and has originated roles on stage, including Dinah in Flight of a Legless Bird at McCarter Theatre Center and a lead role in the world premiere of Not Your Buddy at the Lewis Center for the Arts. As a director, I have premiered original work at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (Mine, 2023) and at the Lewis Center for the Arts (Bodywork, Paivapo '76), building a body of directing work centered on new plays and first productions.

I am currently based in Philadelphia, continuing to pursue both acting and producing opportunities.