I’m an actor and theatre maker with hands-on experience in performance, scenic carpentry, and design. I’m drawn to work that sits in discomfort, asks hard questions, and stays with people.
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I grew up in Pennsylvania and found theatre as a place to make sense of things that don’t always have clear answers. It became less about performing and more about exploring a life — finding myself in every character I play.
As an actor, I’m drawn to roles that sit in discomfort, where vulnerability drives the work. As a scenic carpenter and designer, I think about how a space can hold weight and meaning, not just look good — how it shapes the story as much as the people in it.
I’m interested in work that sticks pieces that challenge people to think, question, and see the world differently. That curiosity shows up in my academic work too, especially around ethics and performance — including ideas from Buddhist thought and how we represent harm on stage.
I’m a recent graduate of Susquehanna University (BFA in Acting, minor in Arts Administration), creating dynamic theatre both onstage and behind the scenes.
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