I am a recent graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), where I received a BFA in Musical Theatre, BA in French, and a certificate in French Business. Throughout my collegiate career, I dove headfirst into performing arts, visual arts, language arts, and anything in between. My recent performing credits include Vittorio Vidal in Sweet Charity (CCM), Professor Bhaer in Little Women (CCM), Jean-Michel in Cinderella (CCM), Truman in the student film “Crescendo” (dir. Debra Najor), Raymond Cory in student film “Mr. Raymond Cory” (dir. Logan Stryker), and more. I have also been performing solo shows around Cincinnati at popular venues such as Ghost Baby, Caffè Vivace, The Upside, and more, where I sing repertoire in a variety of languages and styles — primarily focusing on jazz. In town? Catch me at Ghost Baby (4/9, 5/8) and Caffè Vivace (5/23).

During the last four years, I have been simultaneously focusing on my craft as a photographer. My passion for the art form led my work to be featured in PhotoVogue Italia and guided me into an executive photo editor position at TITLE Magazine, a worldwide editorial where I contribute both my photographic and organizational skills. Additionally, my interest and involvement in cinema inspired me to write and direct my first film, Echoes of Yesterday, which begins production in March.

Born into a family of immigrants, my multicultural roots and surroundings allow me to channel global perspectives and inspirations into whatever I do.

While off duty, I enjoy being in nature — Mountains, forests, and bodies of water bring me the most peace. I am a moss-lover, tree-hugger, and flower admirer at heart. You can also likely find me sipping on whatever espresso beverage I am currently fixated on at the nearest coffee shop (with the most plants).