I like to believe that nothing is a coincidence.
My passion for acting emerged early, leading to my first stage performance at the age of 5 and continuing with roles in nine theatrical productions throughout middle and high school.
I completed a 3-week acting intensive program at Yale University before earning my B.A. in Theatre Performance from Western Connecticut State University, where I performed in five MainStage productions, two one-acts, and three independent films.
I began auditioning for TV and film in New York, which led to roles on series such as The Food That Built America and Murder Under the Friday Night Lights. I also landed a lead role in the short film The Field, along with supporting roles in Our Friends Are Fighting and Opening Night.
In 2023, I relocated from the Northeast to Los Angeles and quickly immersed myself in the industry.