I'm a midwestern creative who specializes in stage management and property design and construction. I caught the theatre bug about as soon as I could speak. As a young child I spent hours writing my own songs and mini-plays, which I would then force my family to watch me perform in the living room. My number one hit was a song I wrote about my dad called "You've Got a Hole in Your Sock." Understandably, they needed to find somewhere to channel that energy, and I was soon enrolled in dance classes and performing with local children's theatres. My love of theatre continued throughout high school, where I quickly became a leader in my school's theatre department. I served as secretary, historian, and finally vice-president of my school's drama club, and I was also a state representative for our Thespian Troupe. I went to college for performance and directing, and I received my degree from Kansas State University in 2021. 

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In addition to performance, I have a passion for anything crafty. I also have the type of ADHD that makes me extremely organized and capable of hyper-fixating on one project for hours until it's complete, so naturally I began to explore the technical side of theatre as well. I've dipped my toes into just about every area of production, including costume design and construction, lighting design, dramaturgy, and theatre criticism. I even won regional awards at KCACTF Region 5 in both dramaturgy and the Institute for Theatrical Journalism and Advocacy in 2020 and 2021. In my current professional journey I've managed to narrow down my technical pursuits to stage management and property design and construction, but I believe that having a multi-faceted understanding of technical theatre is an asset that I will continue to develop throughout my career.