BIO

I caught the acting bug when I was twelve and saw my older brother’s high school performance of Guys and Dolls.  Somewhere between the opening number and the curtain call I had decided bringing stories to life was what I wanted to do. I had been playing make believe and acting out school projects for years, but at that moment I realized it could be a career.  I’ve been pursuing the arts ever since.  After high school, I moved from the Chicago suburbs to NYC to attend the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts.  Like every starving artist, I moved into a mice infested, sorry excuse for a room and loved every minute of it.  Since graduating, I relocated back to Chicago where I hit the ground running.  I performed in the dinner theater shows at Medieval Times playing the role of Princess Leah, realizing every little girls dream by wearing a gown and tiara for work everyday.  But even princesses must hang up their crowns at some point, and after two years I left to pursue other opportunities.  Since then I have had the pleasure to play many characters in commercials, films, and comedy skits suspending reality and bringing stories to life.