I grew up in Texas and eventually made my way to Tucson for college, where I discovered how much I love the combination of wide open landscapes, creative community, and a place that lets you reinvent yourself a little. Arizona has been so good to me and has pushed me to refine who I am as an artist and as a person.

Animals, the environment, and visual art have shaped the way I view the world. I care deeply about how things connect, how we care for living beings, and how we express ideas beyond words. That perspective is a huge part of why musical theatre resonates with me. Performance lets me blend my culture, curiosity, empathy, and creativity into something that feels purposeful. I’m drawn to characters with depth, stories with meaning, and work that challenges me to grow.

Visual art has been in my life for years, especially watercolor. It trains you to pay attention, be patient, and embrace both precision and unpredictability. Those habits translate directly into my process as a performer. I value detail, preparation, and the ability to stay present even when things shift around you.

When I’m not rehearsing or working on a project, I’m usually reading, cooking, or exploring something new. I like learning things and staying engaged with the world. Good food, good conversations, and good company go a long way.

Overall, I try to keep a sense of perspective and openness in everything I do. I believe in putting care into my work, staying curious, and letting each experience broaden the way I approach my craft:)