Born and raised in New York (with a woodsy high school chapter in New Hampshire), I’ve been chasing stories since playing Miss Hannigan at age 8. From Lumière and Peter Pan to Reno Sweeney and Desdemona, I found early joy in both gender-bending and ingenue roles. At Pace University, where I earned my BFA, I explored everything from Molière clowns to Jack Merridew in an all-female Lord of the Flies, and originated Woman Leader in the first musical Lysistrata.

After college, I performed in professional regional theatres on the East Coast, with a special focus for Shakespeare. I moved quickly into commercial work, playing Ursula in a Disney board game spot among others, and have since built a voiceover career with national campaigns like Samsung, Pepsi, and Squarespace. Most recently, I originated the role of Mary/Mark Read in a new play at The Players Theatre Off-Broadway in 2024. During the height of COVID, I co-created Short Stack Stories—a storytelling podcast where I narrated, sound designed, and interviewed emerging authors.

A good listener, an open-hearted collaborator, and someone who cares deeply about people, my work is rooted in truth and driven by a love for the full spectrum of humanity. Stories are my home—whether I’m helping tell them, holding space for them, or simply showing up to listen.

I’m lucky to have the thoughtful and dedicated Ingrid French as my manager, and to be represented by CESD for Voiceover and Ramona’s Model and Talent for commercial work.

Thanks so much for being here! I’m so glad you came.