At my core, I’m a storyteller. Making people laugh, especially, is my favorite thing in the world. Ironically, though, I was never the loudest kid with a lot to say. Teachers would tell my parents they were concerned at how little I spoke. But that changed pretty quickly once I found acting.

What started in my family’s home as pure fun (with my little brother, the spotlight operator, holding an industrial flashlight over the living room bannister) became an ambition to be the best storyteller I could be. Maybe I did have something to say. Being given the space to find my voice gave me confidence, on-stage and off. And so I decided that using my voice was the direction I wanted to go. 

And now we’re here, and I’m so fortunate to have made storytelling my livelihood. Working from my home studio in my little North Jersey apartment, with my pup Murray happily napping by my side, I’ll always be sure to give your story the care and attention it needs, because everyone’s voice deserves to be heard.