I have been performing on stage since middle school and have had the opportunity to bring a wide range of characters to life in plays, musicals, and immersive productions. I earned my B.F.A. in Acting from Northern Kentucky University, where I trained in acting, movement, and voice while performing in numerous MainStage productions. After graduation, I have been blessed to work with many different companies and can't wait to see where the future takes me. 

I began teaching at the end of 2020 and have since worked with students ages 3–18 in a variety of studio and educational settings. I taught tumbling and ballet at Legacy Dance Factory in Shelbyville, KY, until graduating high school in 2021. Upon starting college, I became a teaching assistant for Northern Kentucky University's MainStage Musical Theatre Prep program, where I supported productions of Guys and Dolls Jr. and two holiday shows. I had the opportunity to become a teaching artist through Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's Teaching Artist Fellowship program. I recently finished touring as an actor/director with Missoula Children’s Theatre’s Red Truck Tour, where I directed and performed in weeklong residencies across the Midwest, guiding young performers through auditions, rehearsals, and performances.

I began working in film production in 2025 and have since gained experience supporting feature film productions in both production and art department roles. As a Production Assistant, I assisted with the day-to-day operations of the set, helping ensure efficient communication, organization, and execution across departments. I later expanded into the Art Department as an Art Production Assistant, where I supported the creative team by coordinating materials, assisting with set preparation, and helping bring the visual world of the film to life. 

I began assistant stage managing during my sophomore year of college in 2023. My early experience included Snow White and the Dancing Dwarfs and Sleeping Beauty: Rise and Shine, both directed by Ken Jones. In my junior year, I further developed my skills by assisting with stage managing The Play That Goes Wrong, a highly technical production.

I currently work as an Administrative Associate at StageOne Family Theatre, where I support daily operations, communication, and organizational initiatives within a professional theatre environment. In addition to my administrative work, I have experience in front-of-house management, serving as a House Manager and Bartender at The Carnegie. 

I began stage managing in the summer of 2024, when I had the opportunity to serve as Stage Manager for The SpongeBob Musical with Moss Performing Arts at The Carnegie. While my stage management experience is still growing, it is a role I am deeply passionate about and eager to continue developing.