My Story

PERCEPTION IS REALITY.

I was born and raised in Hershey, PA. There my family owned a dance studio. So for the first decade of my life, I was surrounded by flourish and fancy. So, naturally, the life of a performer was for me. I grew up dancing in competitions, performing at local theaters, and helping my community through art whenever I could. At 18, like most dreamers do, I packed my bags and moved to NYC to attend Pace University to pursue my BFA in Musical Theater with a minor in Commercial Dance. The move from small town to big city wasn't an easy one. However, I quickly became accustomed to the MTA and its feverish rats and ultimately fell in love with it all. Although my story is not uncommon, I'd like to think everyone's perception is their unique reality, which is what makes art and life so incredibly special. To me, being an actor/dancer/singer/entertainer/artist/etc. is the most fulfilling job in the world. The ability to escape your reality, touch someone's heart, or effect change in the world is special to artists and artists alone. There's nothing I would rather do. (Sure, being a doctor would've brought in the money, but you get the idea.)

 

Another part of my brand is: I am not a "theater person", but rather a "person who does theater". When I'm not performing, my community is filled with Survivor Marathons, at-home baking competitions, intense cuticle/nail care, and video games. It is a gift and a privilege to live this life and I can't wait to include you in mine. 

 

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