I’m an actor, teacher, and facilitator based in the Bay Area. I’m currently a Lecturer in Theatre Arts at San José State University and, in 2026, served as Co-Director of American Conservatory Theater’s Summer Training Congress, where I helped lead a six-week intensive for emerging actors.

My work lives at the intersection of performance, pedagogy, and civic engagement. As a teacher and facilitator, I’m interested in creating rigorous, collaborative spaces where artists can develop both their craft and the skills needed to build sustainable, impactful, and fulfilling careers in the performing arts.

As an actor, I’ve worked with American Conservatory Theater, Pittsburgh Public Theater, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Long Wharf Theatre, TheatreWorks, Marin Theatre Company, San Diego Repertory Theatre, Center Repertory Company, Magic Theatre, Aurora Theatre Company, San Francisco Playhouse, Capital Stage Company, Ensemble Theatre Company, and Shotgun Players. My film and television credits include Looking (HBO), Unleashed, Love is Love is Love, The Etruscan Smile, and Dirt. I’ve also worked as a motion capture artist on multiple releases of NBA 2K.

I hold an MFA in Performance Pedagogy from the University of Pittsburgh, where my research focused on the pedagogy of applied performance and the possibilities of actor training beyond traditional performance contexts. I’m particularly interested in how the practice of acting can help us develop greater empathy, curiosity, presence, and agency, both onstage and in the world beyond it.