Bio
‘Creativity is an act of defiance’ - Twyla Tharp
I’m a lifelong performer, starting at the ripe age of seven after auditioning and being accepted into the Heartland Youth Choir as their (at the time) youngest regional touring member. Singing tapped into a deeper desire for storytelling, and led me to musical theater. It wasn’t until seeing a production of Peter Pan that I knew I wanted to act professionally and most undoubtedly believe in something like magic.
Some of my earliest memories include theatrical portrayals of a baby bird, a demon, and a hamster CPR expert (my most demanding role to date.) My credits include musical theater, film, audiobook narration, and animation.
In addition to stage and on camera acting, I have also extensively studied improv, vocal music, dance/movement techniques, and writing (both for performance and for expelling 3 a.m. cursed thoughts from the deepest corners of the human mind).
I fulfilled my lifelong dream of attending drama school and graduated from the CalArts School of Theater with a BFA in Acting and a minor in Creative Writing.
I continue to take ongoing training in a variety of mediums and techniques, including private voice over coaching and have completed the Second City Conservatory’s improv/sketch comedy program. In fall 2025, I was welcomed as a member into the audition only, inaugural Queer Vox Verified Program in the interactive and commercial VO categories.
In my downtime, you can usually find me curled up at home with a mug of apple cider tea, browsing a local bookstore, or taking long walks at Hollywood Forever cemetery.
I’m a white cis queer neurodivergent woman. My pronouns are she/her/hers.
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Available for remote VO recordings. Acoustically treated booth. Quick turnaround time.
