Originally from Beltsville, Maryland, I grew up in the Prince George’s and Montgomery County school systems, first as a proud band kid on flute and piccolo, and then as a budding theatre kid who thought she was destined for stardom in a 5th-grade production of Midsummer Night’s Dream. High school is where theatre truly took hold. I started in Hair and Makeup design, and being cast in the Spring Musical lit the spark that led me to study theatre in college.

I graduated from West Chester University of Pennsylvania, where—though I focused on Musical Theatre—I had the freedom to explore every corner of the art form. I kept designing hair and makeup, unexpectedly fell in love with sound design during a 24-hour theatre event, and discovered how fulfilling it is to be the unseen force of stage management, guiding a production from the first conversation to closing night. I felt ready to take on the world of professional theatre until the Covid-19 pandemic hit two months before graduation. Suddenly, back in my childhood home, I had to reimagine the next chapter. In doing so, I discovered the depth and vibrancy of the DMV theatre scene, where I’ve been fortunate to kickstart the early foundation of my career.

Today, I serve as the Production Manager for the Strathmore Youth Chorus in North Bethesda, MD. This year, I founded the Singing Ambassadors Program, giving our most dedicated high school singers the chance to lead and leave a legacy. A Strathmore staff outing to the Planet Word museum unexpectedly reignited my love for sound design—the way it shapes a story without ever being seen. Since then, I’ve eagerly stepped back into the world of sound, looking to design for theatre and other storytelling experiences.

Outside of the arts, I’ve spent over a decade coaching swim teams, having grown up as a competitive swimmer before theatre took center stage. I also love arranging flowers, exploring the DMV’s coffee shops and markets, and spending time with my friends.

Thanks for stopping by. I look forward to the opportunity of collaborating!