I’m a writer and actress based out of Chicago. For the first half of my life, I was raised in Newburyport, MA, then moved to a suburb north of Chicago, where my knack for theatre was born. I graduated The Hartt School at The University of Hartford with my BFA in Actor Training and discovered my love for writing along the way. I am passionate about new and original work, and have taken on many roles in bringing new work to life, whether that be as an actor, writer, or producer. Most recently, I had the world premiere workshop of my play Girl Crime at Boston Center For The Arts presented through The Dining Table Collective. I also had a workshop reading of my play Safe House at Playwrights Horizons as a winner of A Is For’s All It Takes Is One Act Festival. Other awards include the Phyllis B. Abrahms Award in both Drama and Poetry, as well as the Melvin Goldstein Award for an essay analyzing the movie Ex Machina through a feminist lens. Thank you for visiting my website, and feel free to learn more about me by clicking below!

“The funniest person I know!”

-Tara Grenolds

“Hi sweetie!”

-Jessica Chastain, when I met her at the stage door after A Doll’s House

“You just have, like, an infectious, bright energy. What’s your name?”

-Bath and Body Works Employee

“Yeah, I’d say so.”

-My Friends after I asked them if I have a cool vibe