Jack of all trades, soon-to-be-Masters in Drama Therapy, I consider myself to be "Everything Barbie"! Substitute teacher & Barista by day, director, dance teacher, and comedian/actress by night, I sometimes can't believe I still find time for myself! 

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I was born and raised in Texas, and growing up as the weird neurodivergent girl in early childhood, my first friends were the actors I saw on television. I started acting in the fifth grade, and by the time I was in middle school, I dreamed of being a stand-up comedian hosting SNL; I briefly fulfilled the first half of this dream by taking classes at Dallas Comedy Club, where I completed Levels 1 & 2 of their stand-up courses and performed in some open mics (admittedly bombing my last one), grad shows, and even in one of their "Best in Show" showcases. My stand-up career has unfortunately been on hiatus since deciding to focus on finishing my undergraduate degree, working more hours as a personal care attendant to two families with autistic children, participating in occasional productions, and taking other acting classes, such as the Beginner Voice Over class I completed at KD Conservatory.

 

Since then, I graduated Magna Cum Laude with my Bachleor of Arts in Psychology and minors in Spanish & Theatre in 2023, left personal care attending, and have since been working with Jasmine's Beat and North Texas Performing Arts to build a resume for graduate school; speaking of which I am pleased to announce my acceptance to Lesley University's Masters program for Mental Clinical Health Counseling with a specialization in Drama Therapy! If all goes according to plan, I will be graduating in Spring 2028.

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When I am not barista-ing, subbing, teaching, directing, acting, or student-ing, I enjoy roller skating, playing cozy video games, and cuddling with my cats, Chococat & Kitty Noir.