Hi! Thanks for making it this far.

Since you’re here, a little more about me...

I graduated from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Acting and spent the next twelve years in New York pursuing acting, working, and developing a perhaps slightly excessive interest in food.

Then Hurricane Katrina brought me back to my hometown of New Orleans—and life took a pretty significant detour.

That detour eventually led me to opening Il Posto, a neighborhood café that I owned and operated for ten years. Along the way, I kept acting, working with companies including the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival, Southern Rep, and Cripple Creek Theatre Company.

I also discovered that I really loved putting words into other actors’ mouths.

As one of the original members of Southern Rep’s 6x6 Play Slam, I wrote more than a dozen ten-minute plays and eventually saw full productions of two of my one-acts.

After a decade of café life, my husband and I traded New Orleans for Jersey City. It was there that I first dipped my toes into the world of voiceover—and discovered that being an actor, storyteller, and professional talker could all happen from behind a microphone.

Then, in 2022, we packed up again (cats included, naturally) and headed a little farther north to the Village of Red Hook in New York’s Hudson Valley.

These days, you’ll most often find me in my home recording studio, where all those seemingly unrelated chapters of my life have turned out to be surprisingly useful. Acting taught me how to tell a story. Playwriting taught me to listen to the words. Owning a café taught me how to understand people, communicate, improvise, and remain remarkably calm when things don't go according to plan.

And voiceover lets me bring all of it together.

It’s been a somewhat winding road.

I wouldn’t have it any other way.