I’m a multidisciplinary artist based in Alberta, born and raised in Mohkinstsis (Calgary), Canada. I studied in Rosebud where I've been happily involved in a variety of roles such as acting, stage management, singing, production, and other creative areas. I’ve always been curious about how each role fits into the bigger picture. Theatre is all about collaboration, and I love being part of that process, no matter where I’m contributing. Every part, every person, is a gear in this delicate, well-tuned machine, and I love discovering how that machine thrives.

My work is rooted in a curiosity about the human experience. I’m drawn to stories that are authentic, vulnerable, and reveal something true about life. I believe stories are the breath that connects us, sparking empathy and understanding. Theatre, especially, calls us to be present with each other, to face life’s challenges, and create spaces where everyone feels seen and inspired to contribute. My goal is to create art that expresses humanity, stories that explore empathy and our shared journey. Through these stories, I hope to inspire lasting impact and foster relationships that help us grow together.

I’ve been lucky enough to work on some amazing projects, like acting in Little Women: The Broadway Musical (Rosebud Theatre), producing and performing in The Drowning Girls (Phobia Productions), and stage managing The Life History of the African Elephant (Candlelight Stageworks). Each project has given me a deeper understanding of the different roles in a production and how every piece works together to make something special.