I hail from a small town in central Massachusetts you’ve probably never heard of—unless you know Leominster. Growing up, there wasn't a whole lot to do, so I learned to entertain myself. My grand entrance into theater wasn’t as an actor, but on the tech crew for a local production of Little Shop of Horrors.

By high school, I pivoted from backstage to center stage, becoming the first freshman in over a decade to snag the lead in the school’s play. I was hooked. My passion for becoming someone else—characters far outside my small orbit—grew through college and graduate school, where I performed in over a dozen short films, learned the nuance of the camera, and was bit by the directing and screenwriting bug.

Today, with over 15 years of professional experience across theater and film, my DNA is a mix of acting, directing, producing, and writing.

But my journey also ignited a deep passion for teaching. As a dynamic educator, I leverage my industry background and deep expertise in Stanislavski, Meisner, and the Alexander Technique to empower the next generation of artists. I specialize in helping students break out of their comfort zones, embrace the spotlight, and master the art of professional self-advocacy.