Originally from the Washington, DC area, I am a New York-based theater artist with a deep passion for storytelling through performance. My journey began in the church, where I first discovered my love for singing, dancing, and acting. Thanks to my mother’s work at a local community center, I enrolled in a creative kids camp, where I realized that my artistic instincts were more than just a hobby—they were a calling. At the age of 12, I saw Wicked on Broadway, a transformative experience that solidified my dream of a life in the theater. From that moment, I dedicated myself to this path, training at Duke Ellington School of the Arts and later earning my BFA in Musical Theatre from The University of the Arts. My professional career has taken me across regional theaters, national tours, and international stages, allowing me to bring diverse stories to life. Beyond performing, I am also a writer, director, and producer, passionate about shaping the future of theater and making the arts accessible to all. I have had the privilege of teaching and mentoring young artists, a testament to my belief in the power of live performance to inspire and transform communities. The stage is more than a workplace to me—it is home. As I continue this journey, I am committed to expanding my artistry, collaborating with fellow creatives, and contributing meaningfully to the theater world.