She is a fearless coloratura soprano with a strong mix, a high belt, and a stage presence that refuses to be ignored.

A recent graduate of Montclair State University with a degree in Vocal Performance, she’s already earned a reputation as a true “stage animal” — a phrase lovingly repeated by more than one professor and audience member alike.

From laugh-out-loud comedic timing to dramatic vulnerability, sultry charm to high-energy tap, she brings a dynamic presence to every role she touches. Her training is as wide-ranging as her talents: she is a two-time alum of the Rockette Summer Intensive, a 2024 Joffrey Ballet Summer Intensive participant, and a former member of the Manhattan Girls Choir under Michelle Oesterle. A lifelong dancer, she grew up on the competition stage collecting tap scholarships from NYCDA and has been studying voice with Karen Notare since 2015.

Whether she’s singing to the heavens, landing a punchline, or tap dancing while she sings ‘Glitter and be Gay’, she thrives on stage — and even when she’s in the ensemble, you somehow can’t take your eyes off her.

She’s directed, choreographed, costumed, and music-directed children’s musicals (sometimes all at once). She teaches voice and beginner piano to a devoted studio of students. And since 2020, she’s been moonlighting as a Disney princess — spreading magic and joy wherever she goes.

Offstage, she’s a passionate storyteller, dog mom, and fashion-lover with a flair for thrifting and content creation. Her therapy dog (and scene-stealer) made his stage debut in her production of Legally Blonde, complete with costume changes — and famously upstaged her during her senior recital by joining in on her closing number.

Now auditioning in NYC, she’s driven by a simple goal: to make people laugh, to move them, and to keep learning every single day. With roots in opera and a heart in musical theatre, she dreams of following in the footsteps of Kristin Chenoweth, Kelli O’Hara, and Audra McDonald — bringing brains, beauty, and boldness to every stage she steps on.