About Me

I was born and raised in sunny San Diego, CA! At the age of eight, I caught the theatre bug and performed in my first show, Winnie the Pooh, at San Diego Junior Theatre. I had never felt so happy, accepted, and at home. I knew that theatre is what I wanted to pursue. I attended The Catholic University of America where I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre and a minor in Theology. After discovering my second passion of teaching, I went back to school (virtually!) to my alma mater and completed my Master of Arts in Theatre Education in 2024. 

As a performer, what makes me most excited is working on shows that have a lot of heart and a lot of great music. Some favorite credits include,  K and E Theater Group: Sunday in the Park with George (Dot/Marie); Signature Theatre: Grand Hotel (Flaemmchen), A Little Night Music (Anne); Arizona Broadway Theatre: Sweeney Todd (Johanna); Utah Shakespeare Festival: The Cocoanuts (Trixie), South Pacific; Toby’s Dinner Theatre: Grease (Sandy), Beauty and the Beast (Belle); Riverside Center: Beauty and the Beast (Belle); Legoland California: LEGOFriends: To the Rescue! (Stephanie), and Lamb's Players Theatre: An American Christmas,  It's Christmas and It's Live (Delores). 

As an educator and performer, I love teaching voice, music, and drama to students of all ages. I have worked as a teaching artist with theatre companies including Arena Stage (Washington, D.C.) and Imagination Stage (Bethesda, MD), and I currently teach K–8 general music during the academic year. Some of my favorite moments each year include preparing students for concerts and co-directing Musical Theatre Club productions.

I specialize in helping students develop their singing voices while building confidence and performance skills, particularly in musical theatre. Working with students in the studio is a true honor, as we focus not only on vocal balance, but also on song expression, audition preparation, and, at times, artistic decision-making.
I love discovering what works best for each artist and tailoring every lesson to meet their individual needs. (I want to be your biggest cheerleader and supporter!)

Whether on stage, in the classroom, or in the studio, I believe that bringing beauty, creativity, and empathy into the world through art is essential to building a kinder world.

Singing and self-expression support our mental health and help regulate the nervous system. As we explore our voices, we stay playful, practice kindness—especially toward ourselves—and learn to express ourselves authentically, from the heart.

I am currently based in Northampton, MA, teaching and performing. I also enjoy eating delicious meals with those I love, spending time with my husband & cats, taking walks outside, practicing Pilates, having heart to hearts with friends/family, and watching mysteries, comedies, and reality TV. :)