Telling a story has always been a part of my life. When I was 2 years old, I put on shows on my fireplace. By age 4, I was dancing my little heart away in dance recitals. By age 10, I was making my theatrical debut as Cinderella. And at age 14, I was performing professionally alongside Broadway veterans. 9 years later, I have had the blessing of telling stories internationally and throughout America.
Growing up in Texas, I have always had a love of sunny days and surrounding myself in nature. Growing up in Texas also taught me how art plays an essential role in finding collective unity beyond whatever environment you are in. Watching theatre at a young age taught me so much about the world and inspired me to always find the good. Cultivating goodness is my goal in life, and using art to impact people for the better is my career aspiration.
Whilst training in the arts throughout my life, I have always been taught the power of passion and consistency. In 2024 I graduated from Rider University with a BFA in Musical Theatre and minor in Sustainability Studies. Two days after graduation I flew to Miami to begin my contract with Royal Caribbean Cruise Line performing in Hairspray. After a year in the Atlantic Ocean, I now live in NYC, signed with Resolute Artists Agency, continuing my career in musical theatre.
On a typical day you can find me hugging a tree, being silly with my friends (probably playing a card game), smiling at the front desk of Soul Cycle, or talking about how many microplastics we consume a week (scroll down for an explanation LOL).
In addition to theater, I have a huge passion for the earth. Environmentalism became an active part of my life sophomore year of college when I took a job on campus as an Eco Representative. My job as an Eco-Rep was to educate my peers about the importance of sustainability and create events to promote sustainability around campus. Everything I learned and shared opened my mind in massive ways. I took my passion and turned it into education, by adding on a minor in Sustainability Studies halfway through college.
My passions for theater and environmentalism merged together my junior year of college when I got involved with Broadway Green Alliance. I, and Juliette Maners, restarted Rider University’s Broadway Green Alliance Chapter in the fall of 2022. With BGA, we added environmental education to each of the performances at Rider, collected and reused different sorts of theatrical materials, and implemented “green talks” as part of the rehearsal process. The Rider chapter of BGA was asked to speak at Broadway Green Alliance’s “Stars in the House for Climate Change” event hosted at The Green Room in January of 2023. I served as the "Lead Student Green Captain" and was featured on Broadway Green Alliance's website, representing college green captains.
