Bio

My passion for acting is about process. I love the work. I am interested in all genres. I am relatable and able to relate to those characters I play. Humanity IS a common denominator. Connection to each other is of utmost importance, connection to self, connection to the others. EM Forster’s “Only Connect” is a philosophy I try to bring to my acting, to bring to my life. Living in the moment, is the source of my vitality and creativity, the source of my power and promise to do good work.

As an actor able to work in New York, LA, Atlanta, Chicago and beyond, the past year three years have been full, fufilling! And I am full of gratitude. I was thrilled to shoot 11 feature films (3 during Covid!) Always, but now more than ever, I believe we have to KEEP GOING, keep positive and do what we all love to do-CREATE! Through story-telling, we offer the universe a shared experience bringing us together through our humanity. I believe creativity lies in never ever holding on to what we think might happen and live as the moment unfolds letting go. Let’s go!

The short version: after graduating from Princeton, I came to New York to study with Bill Esper (himself). I later studied at BADA in Oxford with Alan Rickman, David Leveaux and Fiona Shaw. Currently, I am work in workshops with Glenn Morshower, Joseph Pearlman, Second City and just working out with other hard working actors. I believe it is vital to keep myself in tune, up to date and ready to go!

Professionally, I began on stage in a myriad of Off-Broadway shows. I also worked in Film and TV, with recurring roles on the soaps: Guiding Light, As The World Turns, Another World, Search for Tomorrow and One Life To Live. In the PBS Love and Other Sorrows I guest starred alongside Elizabeth Franz and Stephen Mailer; PEOPLE magazine named me “Young Actress to Watch”.

Two of my most recent feature films (Paramount & Amazon Prime) premiered in April: Assault On VA-33 (as Sean Patrick Flannery’s Therapist, “Dr. Gutterman”) and By Deception (“Detective Cynthia Raymond”) . I am also extremely excited for MASS STATE LOTTERY with Buddy Duress which is about to come out!

On TV, I play “Aunt Catherine” in a fun Christmas movie on Hallmark, ION and YouTube A PRINCE & A PAUPER CHRISTMAS. I also have recurring characters on five different web series on a variety of platforms: Peacock, Tubi, Amazon Prime. I have had roles on Dead of Winter, Odd Mom Out and several made for TV movies. On stage before Covid, I appeared in 7 different roles at the Off-Broadway in NYC at Abingdon Theatre.

I recently booked leading roles in The Me Too Girl & The Sunshine Girl both scheduled to shoot in Fall 2023 in LA and Montana respectively. I am currently shooting “Abby” in AMERICAN TRASH with Robert LaSardo, Tom Sizemore (RIP) & Lorelei Linklater.My passion for acting is about process. I love the work. I am interested in all genres. I am relatable and able to relate to those choaracters I play. Humanity IS a common denominator. Connection to each other is of utmost importance, connection to self, connection to the others. EM Forster’s “Only Connect” is a philosophy I try to bring to my acting, to bring to my life. Living in the moment, is the source of my vitality, my power and promise to do good work.

As an actor able to work in New York, LA, Atlanta, Chicago and beyond, the past year two years have been full, fufilling! And I am full of gratitude. I was thrilled to shoot 11 feature films (3 during Covid!) Always, but now more than ever, I believe we have to KEEP GOING, keep positive and do what we all love to do-CREATE! Through story-telling, we offer the universe a shared experience bringing us together through our humanity. Never holding on to what we think might happen and live as the moment unfolds-letting go. Let’s go!

Education & Training

Princeton University: B.A. (Magna Cum Laude) Religion/Political Science, Certificate in Theater & Dance, Princeton Triangle Club-Vice President

BADA-Yale Drama- Alan Rickman, Fiona Shaw

William Esper Studios: Bill Esper (2 years)

Michael Langham, Paul Zimet, Tim Phillips, Joseph Pearlman, Glenn Morshower, Robert MacCaskill, Second City, Groundlings, Princeton Triangle Club-Vice President

David Alan Stern, Gordon Jacoby (Speech)

The Actor’s Movement Studio (Movement)

Pierre Le Fleuve (Mask)

Awards/Recognition

"ABIE" Award-Abingdon Theatre New York, NY

PEOPLE magazine-"Young Actress to Watch" PBS Love & Other Sorrows                                    

BADA-Best Actress (Best Actor-Paul Giamatti) Alan Rickman