Growing up in a quaint Minnesota town, I have fond memories of a childhood friend who would host amateur theatrical productions in his family's basement, commencing when my sister and I were mere 8-year-olds. This enterprising individual would gather a troupe of neighborhood kids, including my sibling and myself, to perform for our neighbors in an impromptu setting.
As I grew older, my passion for the performing arts only intensified, and I found myself drawn to the world of professional theatre. I pursued a senior class high school play, and subsequently, I had the opportunity to work in esteemed institutions such as Chicago and New York City. I also had the privilege of being a part of the Sarasota theatre scene, where I honed my craft and gained valuable experience.
In addition to my work in professional theatre, I also had the opportunity to work in the film industry, where I provided background support for a production in Dallas. Furthermore, I was involved in community theatre in Santa Fe, where I had the chance to work on a few projects and expand my skill set.
Throughout my journey, I have been fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to work in a variety of settings, from intimate community productions to large-scale professional shows. It is this rich tapestry of experiences that has ultimately shaped me into the performer I am today.
