I’m so excited to be joining Monumental Theatre Company for the second time in The Rocky Horror Show and this time, in a brand new space at Dance Place! I’ll be playing Eddie and Dr. Scott, taking on two completely different characters with two very different twists. Eddie will have a drag king influence, while Dr. Scott will explore gender-bending in a whole new way with crazy accents and a wild "mad scientist" style. I’m loving the challenge of diving into accents, gender r

I recently had the joy of doing my first reading for a Theatre for Young Audiences show, Speed Skating Sloth! 🦥⛸️ It was such an adorable and fun experience getting to work with the Emerson Twins on their wonderful family show about a sloth who dreams of speed, only to discover that moving at her own pace is exactly what makes her special. Along the way, she learns that community and connection are what help keep an entire ecosystem alive. I’m so grateful to have had my firs

What an incredible few months it has been. Closing both Octet and Safety Not Guaranteed feels a little surreal. These two shows challenged me in completely different ways, pushed me outside of my comfort zone, and gave me experiences I will carry with me for a very long time. Octet was, without a doubt, one of the most musically challenging shows I have ever been a part of. The music is incredibly intricate, and being surrounded by such a talented group of performers pushed m

I’m thrilled to be spending this spring at Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia, working on the brand-new musical Safety Not Guaranteed . Directed by Oliver Butler, with a book by Nick Blaemire and music and lyrics by Ryan Miller (yes— that Ryan Miller, the band leader of Guster). This show is based on the cult-favorite film written by Derek Connolly and is bursting with heart, humor, and just the right amount of chaos. Being part of a new musical in development is alway

Eight performers. Zero instruments. Infinite trust. Octet , Dave Malloy’s electrifying a cappella musical, strips theatre down to its barest essentials—voice, breath, and connection and dives headfirst into our collective relationship with technology, addiction, community, and connection. It’s dense, funny, uncomfortable, devastating, and unexpectedly hopeful—all told through harmonies that feel like they’re rewiring your brain in real time. At Studio Theatre, I’m honored to

Some shows ask you to perform. Lizzie the Musical demands that you show up with your whole body, your whole voice, and your whole damn soul . From the first distorted chord to the final scream, this show is a rock concert fueled by rage, resilience, and four women who refuse to be quiet. This show is a full-throttle, kick-ass rock concert disguised as a musical—four women on stage, shredding vocals, bleeding emotion, and telling a story that refuses to be quiet or polite. Fr

Happy Halloween, friends 🎃 What better night to open a rock musical about one of America’s most infamous legends? Lizzie the Musical opens tonight at Keegan Theatre in Washington, DC, and I am thrilled to be playing Emma Borden , Lizzie’s sister. This show dives deep into the twisted, electrifying story of Lizzie Borden — the woman accused (and acquitted) of brutally murdering her father and stepmother in 1892. It’s a fierce, female-driven rock opera filled with powerhouse