Who am I ?

I’m from Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Growing up, I was deep in the world of sports—baseball, football, track. If it involved a ball or a finish line, I was in. I fully thought I’d be an athlete forever... until something else stole my heart.

My love for performing started in church.
Singing and dancing in front of a packed congregation? That was my first taste of the stage, and I loved it. Turns out, the spotlight felt just as exciting as scoring a touchdown.

Theatre found me in high school—and it was game over.
I did my first show sophomore year, and I’ve been chasing that feeling ever since. Scripts replaced playbooks, and I haven’t looked back.

I trained seriously (and had a blast doing it).
I earned my BFA in Acting from Lipscomb University, where I studied Meisner, Shakespeare, Laban, devised theatre, and more. I learned how to connect, collaborate, and yes—how to cheat out without guilt.

Now I’m based in Brooklyn, telling stories that stick.
Whether I’m making someone laugh, cry, or do that awkward both-at-once thing, I’m here to move people. I believe in stories that matter—and I’m always looking for the next one to tell.