Born and raised in Baltimore, MD, I’ve always had a passion for telling stories. Whether it be forcing my grandma to act out scenes from High School Musical or forcing my little brother to dress up and perform original plays for my family with me, I was always storytelling.

I attended George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology in Towson, MD where I studied Design and Production, but soon realized my passion lived onstage. I enrolled at Columbia College Chicago my freshman year to earn my BA in Acting with minors in ASL and Stage Combat, before transferring to Rider University where I will complete my BFA in Acting for Film, Television, and Theatre in May 2026. It is incredibly important for me to be a multi-hyphenate artist, so I’ve taken up Stage Combat, Directing, and Writing in addition to my design background to be a better performer. I’ve prioritized getting additional training in stage combat, attending multiple regional workshops and obtaining my certification in Single Sword, Quarterstaff, and Unarmed combat from multiple international fight societies. I also recently took on the role of Fight Captain in Rider’s 2025 production of Romeo and Juliet, while simultaneously Assistant Directing.

The most important stories to me are the ones that are raw and authentic, they don’t shy away from the hard stuff, but a good laugh is welcome. Through my work, I hope to create a world where girls, women of color, and members of the queer community can see themselves represented honestly. I want to share the fun and the truth of life. I think anyone can find value in these stories and we can grow to become a better community if we open up to others and remain receptive for others perspectives. There is something empowering in theatrical authenticity that I think we need to embrace, especially in times like these.