I’ve chased the thrill of storytelling ever since I was a kid. Acting, for me, is about more than just stepping into a character—it’s about connecting, challenging, and hopefully inspiring people. I love roles that let me dive into complex emotions, whether it’s the grounded authenticity of young professionals, best friends, or even dark and conflict characters.

After graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, I’ve had the privilege of stepping onto stages that shaped me as much as I’ve shaped my roles. I starred in Michael: The Musical at the New York Theater Festival, understudied Will in Big Fish at the Broadway Theater of Pitman, and performed in a range of short plays and readings that have kept me pushing boundaries.

I believe art should leave a mark. Whether that means sparking joy, provoking thought, or allowing someone to see themselves in a new light, if people walk away feeling moved by the work I've been a part of then it's a job well done.