Part of the human experience is finding passions that make life feel purposeful. Fortunately for me, this feeling came when I was very young. I’ve done theatre for the majority of my life, and once I began doing it, there was never a doubt in my mind that it was what I was meant to be doing.  I immediately fell in love with it as a form of storytelling and creativity, but more importantly, a place of community. I believe that art reaches a part of our minds that cannot be accessed in other ways, and teaches young people confidence, creativity, and how to embrace important skills like teamwork and problem solving. Being able to teach students those skills all while giving them a place where they can truly be themselves and express themselves is magical. When I teach, I lean on the philosophy of mutual respect and leading with empathy, which allows students to have a space where they feel valued as a human and an artist, and a place where they can strive to brave, responsible, and proactive decision makers. Most of all, I love to have fun as we use our voices, bodies, and minds to create art in our community! 

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I have extensive teaching experience in K-12 Theatre and Musical Theatre classes and camps, as well as Direction, Choreography, and Stage Management experience with various age groups and experience levels. 

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I am available for projects starting September 2026. 

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