I’m an actor, writer, and director originally from South Carolina. My passion for theater began early and led me to the Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities, where I studied Drama. That experience instilled in me both a deep creative curiosity and a strong sense of discipline. I later earned my BFA from the Boston Conservatory, where I expanded my training as a multi-hyphenate artist and discovered my voice.

Now based in New York City, I work across performance and creation, with a particular passion for classical and language-driven work. I’m drawn to the immediacy of classical text—the way it invites us to connect across time—and I love making it feel urgent, human, and alive for contemporary audiences.

As a writer and director, I’m especially interested in adaptation—transforming literature and real-life stories into theatrical experiences. I’m fascinated by the space between what is lived and what is written, and I strive to create work that bridges that gap with imagination and emotional truth.

At the heart of everything I do is a belief that performance is a living conversation. It’s not something that simply happens to us—it’s something we shape, design, and breathe into being together.