So who am I?

I am currently a Senior at the University of Michigan, pursuing a Bachelor of Theatre Arts with a concentration in Performing Arts Management. My time here has been filled with transformative experiences, from studying English, Theatre, and Film at University College Dublin to getting deeply involved in the vibrant student organizations on campus.

As an executive producer for Rude Mechanicals, the largest dramatic theatre organization on campus, I oversee the production of two full-scale shows each year, collaborating with talented teams to bring dynamic performances to life. Additionally, I have served as the financial director for Basement Arts, a student-run organization focused on offering free, student-driven performances. These experiences have given me a unique perspective on the creative and logistical challenges of theatre production and have honed my leadership skills.

Growing up in Adrian, MI, a small town in Southeast Michigan, I developed my passion for theatre at the Croswell Opera House, Michigan’s oldest continuously operating theatre. It was there that I first discovered the magic of live performance. My love for the arts was also nurtured through photography, a passion I developed alongside my brother after receiving film cameras from our mom one Christmas. Throughout my time at Michigan, I’ve rekindled this passion for photography, focusing more on creative direction and capturing visual narratives that complement the artistic process.

I’ve always been drawn to storytelling, whether through theatre or the lens of a camera, and I am excited to continue exploring these creative fields as I move forward in my career.