I appear in the new web series "Public History," a modernized retelling of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield. I'm in several episodes playing the character Rosa Dartle.

It was great to work again with Jules Pigott, the creator of "The Uncanny Upshurs."

I will be performing in the one-act play "Burns Night" by James Armstrong, which is being presented as part of the Long Island City One-Act Festival at The Secret Theatre. I play Steph, a woman with a history of throwing herself headlong into whatever interest her current boyfriend is passionate about.

Performances are
July 12th at 7:30 pm
July 20th at 5 pm
July 27th at 8 pm
August 4th at 5 pm
August 11th at 8 pm

I will be appearing in an upcoming episode of the Investigation Discovery true crime show "Hometown Homicide." The episode, "This Just In," focuses on the murder of Jessica O'Grady, whom I play in the re-enactment scenes.

The episode will air on March 19th, 2019

I'm performing in the new play A Hand Across the Bridge, which is opening at the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity on July 13th and running for six performances during the festival. The show is written by Jonathan G Galvez and produced by Theatrical Gems.

The play is about a group of friends who come back together to talk about their last year of college: the relationships, the heartbreak, and the one night that changed their lives forever. I play Maggie, an optimistic--if awkward--art student determined to follow her own path in life.

The web series The Uncanny Upshurs has released the first episode of its second season. I'm returning this season in the role of Briony Scott.

Golden Vanilla opened as part of NY Summerfest, with a run at the Hudson Guild Theatre. The full-length two-character play features me as Lucy and John Griswold as Anthony.

Check out more production photos on the Photo Gallery page.

I'm thrilled to be working on the upcoming play Golden Vanilla, written and directed by Claire Zajdel.

“When struggling muralist Lucy tells her best friend Anthony she’s moving away, she inadvertently takes their relationship down a path of longing, almost-maybe love, and dark secrets that will mark them both forever. Golden Vanilla is an intimate two-hander about how the sweetest things can be the most toxic.”

The production will be presented as part of New York Theater Festival's 2017 NY Summerfest.

Performances:
August 29th at 6:15 pm
September 2nd at 8:30 pm
September 3rd at 1 pm.
The Hudson Guild Theater, 441 West 26th Street, New York, NY

On the Surface of the Hole, a School of Visual Arts student film that I appeared in, was screened at the 28th Annual Dusty Film and Animation Festival at the School of Visual Arts.

I participated in Oh Force! Theatre Company's "Evening of Ohriginal Work." I presented a short play that I wrote and performed parts in other writers' work .

I have a supporting role in the web series "The Uncanny Upshurs" playing the character Briony Scott. I make my first appearance in Episode 6, "New York Moment," which was released today.

I'm excited to unveil my new headshots from the fantastic team at Sub/Urban photography! I had a wonderful time working with talented photographers Amanda Pinto and Jake Nathanson.

You can see the new photos on the Gallery page.

You can now watch me star in an NYU student film called "The Girl Who Loved Fire." The short was written and directed by Danni Juhl, and the cast includes Angela Pardini and Tanner Morton. I was thrilled to work with a team of up-and-coming filmmakers and to flex my voiceover muscles.

The web series "Northbound" has just released its last episode. I had a lot of fun working on the show, and am sad to be saying goodbye to Catherine.

I was the guest for the inaugural episode of "CreativiTEA Time," a new podcast focusing on young creative people. The show is hosted by Katie Brady and "Northbound" creator Anya Steiner.

"CreativiTEA Time" is available on iTunes and SoundCloud.

"Northbound," a web series adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel Northanger Abbey, has released its first episode on YouTube!

I star as Catherine Morland, an imaginitive--if naive--girl about to start college in New York City.