about me.
I am a queer, classically trained actor and singer who earned a BFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, hailing from The Classical Studio where I played Camillo in The Winter’s Tale. Prior to studying at the Classical Studio, I spent my time at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting. There, I played “Antonio” in Twelfth Night, and had the honor of originating the role of “Juniper” in Val Dunn’s play Down in the Holler. In spring 2025, I had the opportunity of playing “Vikcia”, a Polish nanny and co-parent to “Rachela’s” daughter, in Debra Caplan and Cecelia Raker’s reading of PaperBrigade. To work on new queer works like Down in the Holler and Paper Brigade remains special to me. It made me realize how I want developing new work be an integral part of my career. In addition to acting, I also enjoys writing! I love to be in collaboration with people in regard to the topics I’m exploring. I currently am working on a play that explores queer women’s relationship to Christianity.
Aside from acting, I also studied French and Linguistics and enjoy learning as much as I can about different languages and cultures. My passion for language is definitely where my love for Shakespeare stems from, and why I have fun learning accents for shows when the opportunity arises! In my downtime, I am always brushing up on my French, singing in Spanish, and making an attempt to learn Polish!
I value my musicianship as a vocalist and instrumentalist, singing my whole life and played the clarinet for 10 years. I am so grateful to have musicians like Derek Gregor, Selda Sahin, and Eric Krop - my musical mentors who invited the love for singing back into my life. In December 2024 I produced and performed Sofa Songs at The Green Room 42, which was a night full of three part harmony folk songs featuring songs from Hozier, Joni Mitchell, and more! Clips from this performance are featured in my vocal reel!
