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Raised on the coast of Massachusetts, I was grew up surrounded by ocean air, good books, and the echoes of history. I was a voracious reader as a kid, and my imagination ran wild with the help of Jo March, Joan of Arc, and Hermione Granger. Seeing student matinees in Boston made me realize I could help bring stories to life and I quickly became a full-fledged theatre kid, which led me to pursue my BFA in Acting at Point Park University. In Pittsburgh I discovered my calling in Linklater voice work, which taught me how the human voice reveals our most personal stories and reflects our greater social structures.

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After graduation I moved to New York City, where I worked in theatre, commercials, film, voiceover, modeling, dialect coaching, dramaturgy, podcast producing, casting, children's education--anything I could get my hands on! I also became an active member of Ring of Keys, an arts advocacy organization that fosters community and visibility of queer women, gender non-conforming, and transgender theatre artists.

Now I'm based in Boston, where my love for theatre began. I moved there to receive ​my MFA in Theatre Education + Applied Theatre at Emerson College, where I focused my studies on the intersections of actor training, queer/trans identity, voice, and self-liberation. I spend my days performing, teaching, reading, drinking tea, and living out my theatre kid dreams.