In May of 2025, I graduated with my BFA in Musical Theatre from Indiana University (Go Hoosiers!).

Since then, I've had the pleasure of having so many new life and artistic experiences, and I can’t wait to experience what’s next. From playing Pablo in Sister Act this past summer, to moving to New York City, and to most recently performing as a Pigeon for the last five months on the National Tour of Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive the Bus. I wouldn’t have it any other way, and I’m so incredibly grateful. 

 

These last five months have specifically taught me so much about what it takes to perform a show consistently 8 times a week for Months on end. That is such a vital and essential skill to have in show business, and there’s truly so many components that go into working to master that skill. Throughout this tour, I’ve also found some really cool new hobbies: writing extensive poetry, building lego’s, designing imaginary cities, going to the gym, playing video games, and competing against my friends in some intense Pickleball.  

 

As life has moved on, one thing has always stayed consistent, and that is my passion for the craft. No matter how heavy the weight of the world may feel, I can always find my escape in getting lost in a character.  Like I say to my parents all of the time; Art feeds the soul. Well in that case, Art is my coffee that gets me through the day.

 

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