I’ve always been fascinated by the magic of being human.
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As a child, I wanted to be everything: a chef, a lawyer, a witch (I blame Charmed), and anything else that sparked my imagination. Eventually, I realized acting could give me the freedom to inhabit them all.
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My life has taken me from living far below the poverty line to sharing spaces with millionaires, and from studying and traveling in Spain, Ghana, and London to performing across the continent and Japan.
 
Every experience has shaped the artist I am today: curious, multidisciplinary, and deeply invested in stories that connect us.
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In every room I enter, I aim to bring curiosity, levity, grounding, focus, kindness and joy. I love collaborating with people who are willing to ask big questions, take risks, and find something honest in the process.

I’m interested in the stories that connect us, the contradictions that make us human, and the moments that remind us not to take ourselves—or each other—too seriously. 
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I strive to be an active ally to those affected by racism and systemic oppression, and I believe art has the power to make space for empathy, conversation, and change.
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In 2024, I received the BroadwayWorld Award for Best Performer in a Professional Musical for Ride the Cyclone at the Hangar Theatre.
 
Recently, I toured in the 1st National Tour of A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical.
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There are still plenty of lives I haven’t lived yet—and I’m excited for what’s next.