About 

I started piano lessons on my first day of fourth grade and spent the next nine years studying classical and jazz before finding my way to musical theater. At Rutgers University, I studied labor relations and collective bargaining by day, and spent most of my free hours practicing the score for whichever student production I was playing. My college theater career began when I was cast as Mary in [title of show], which led to music directing and accompanying productions throughout my time at Rutgers. Other credits include Assistant Music Director/Keys I for Avenue Q, Co-Music Director for Bare: A Pop Opera, and Assistant Music Director for the Walnut Street Theatre's Camp Walnut.

Since then, I've played stages both intimate and grand across New York City, including GreenRoom42, The Triad, and Don't Tell Mama. I've also performed as the pre-show opening for The Parlour of Deceptions at the Salmagundi Club, and in spring 2024 I was one of 55 pianists featured in New York City's Piano Week.

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