I was introduced to the world of theatre at the age of eight, and by the time I joined my middle school Drama Club in eighth grade, I knew I could not imagine my life without this treasured art form. 

During our production of Alice in Wonderland, the affirmation and care offered by my Drama Club director revealed the true magic of theatre: acceptance, belonging, and collective storytelling. That experience became foundational, a thread I continued to encounter through high school, college, and now in my professional journey. Feeling seen, heard, supported, and valued is what I strive to offer future generations of artists. I believe deeply in the power of theatre and the power of youth; both have the ability to change the world.

Making Theatre with, for, and by Youth as well as Theatre for Social Change is my passion. I am drawn toward work that reflects real-life experiences, invites dialogue, and takes thoughtful risks in pursuit of deeper understanding and empathy. 

My artistic methodology centers on a process-over-product approach. I believe that by cultivating a healthy process where artists feel free to explore, learn, and grow, it empowers them to meet and often exceed the goals of the final product.

I am proud to be in the business of helping younger generations forge their own paths in the arts and, most importantly, equipping them with the tools and skills to become thoughtful, compassionate human beings.