I was born in Norfolk, Virginia, and raised in Greenville, South Carolina — places that taught me how to lead with heart, imagination, and community. I’ve been performing for as long as I can remember, and by eight years old, I knew storytelling was my calling. From attending performing arts schools and graduating early to earning my BFA in Acting for Stage & Screen, performance has followed me all my life.

After training at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, I moved to New York City to continue my journey as both an actor and educator. Since then, I’ve performed Off-Off Broadway, appeared in projects with NBC and Red Hook Productions, and brought roles like Stella in A Streetcar Named Desire to life. Beyond the stage, I’ve found purpose in teaching and directing — from choreographing District 75 showcases celebrating students with disabilities and creating original youth theatre pieces that help young artists find their voices.

Across every medium, I’m driven by the same mission: create work that connects, challenges, and uplifts.

Looking ahead, I’m focused on growing as a performer, coach, and creative collaborator while building toward my long-term vision — founding a nonprofit making theatre more equitable, accessible, and liberating for the next generation. I’m passionate about partnering with artists and communities who share my belief in art as a tool for change, freedom, and purpose.