I grew up as a military brat, which means I never really had one hometown—just many places that shaped me. I was born in San Antonio, Texas, spent part of my childhood living in Germany, and moved through several states before my family eventually settled in Virginia during my grade school years. With every move came a new beginning, but one constant always grounded me: theatre. Somewhere on YouTube, there’s still a video of me singing “Castle on a Cloud” in my very first musical theatre class—a moment that, unknowingly, set everything in motion.

Theatre quickly became my home, the place that stayed steady even when everything else was changing. In 8th grade, I discovered directing, and it opened an entirely new door for me. I spent the rest of my adolescence jumping into rehearsal rooms however I could.

I eventually made my way to Emerson College in Boston, where I pursued my BFA in Theatre with a Concentration in Directing, earning my official graduation certificate in May 2026. This Spring, my path led me to New York City, where I now live while working once again with Theatre Aspen. My family is currently based in Bradenton, Florida, right off Anna Maria Island, so any chance I get to visit them is filled with sunshine, ocean air, and much-needed family time.

Outside the world of theatre, I’m very much a person of simple joys. I love pizza with my whole heart. I take long walks—usually while on the phone with my mom, which remains one of my favorite daily rituals. I’m a proud plant mom with more greenery than my apartment realistically has space for. And after working at Free People for over two years, I discovered a real passion for fashion and personal style!