Born in Allentown, PA, I have always been influenced and inspired by the performing arts. My first play was A Christmas Carol at age 6 and from then on, music, theater, and art as a whole became a major foundation of my life and development. From performances in the living room of my Grandmother's house to performances at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, my family has been there through it all with love and support! I credit my love for music and singing from my Mother, who sang to me every night as a child, and my Grandmother.
After graduating from Parkland high school in 2012, I moved to DC and graduated from The Catholic University of America with a Bachelor of Music for Musical Theater in 2016. I was taught and studied voice from Rebecca Pieper-Bohun, Marilyn Moore, and Rick Christman. Some favorite credits include; Cain/Japheth in Children of Eden with the Young Artists of America at The Strathmore Music Center, Tony in the CUA West Side Story Review at The Kennedy Center, performing as a member of The National Broadway Chorus, was a student in the 2015 Overtures summer intensive at Signature Theater, and above all, my timeless performance as the singing janitor in my 6th grade middle school production of Flapper Jr.
Other hobbies include hugging dogs, eating pizza, binge watching Netflix, tap dancing in the waiting line at the bank, you know, normal stuff like that. Life is an unpredictable journey and I'd love to share it with you and make some music along the way!