Hi there! I’m a classically-trained, professional actor with an MFA in Acting from Brandeis and a BA in Drama and French from Tufts, a proud member of AEA and SAG-AFTRA. Though life took me (and my kids) on a detour into full-time parenting, I always knew I’d be back in the spotlight once the three of them became young adults. Wow, that was fast!  

I dove back into the game, including roles in the SAG short, The Singing Telegram (written by Eddie Grey and directed by Nic Cory), several Columbia MFA and NYU MFA films, Emily Dickinson and other roles in NY short play festivals. I found myself back on stage, too, in Noises Off, The House of Blue Leaves, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, and a few AEA staged readings. Turns out, the thrill of telling stories never gets old.

I speak basic French, pick up dialects faster than I pick up yoga mats (I’m also a certified 200-hour yoga instructor), and I’m an actor who sings. Oh, and I’m a vegetarian, ask me about that McDonald’s audition before the menu included salads and veggie burgers - it’s a story!

Other recent highlights? I played Queen Gertrude in Hamlet and Mrs. Dashwood in Sense and Sensibility with Hudson Classical Theater Company in NYC, directed by Nicholas Martin Smith. My stage combat skills got a workout thanks to NY Combat for Stage and Screen. I also stepped into the role of Shoshana in Oud Player on the Tel by Tom Block at HERE Arts Center (SoHo), directed by Jesica Garrou and produced by the International Human Rights Art Movement.

I’m thrilled to be doing what lights me up — bringing characters to life and connecting with audiences.

I feel like I’m just getting started … thanks for considering me. As a well-loved teacher once shared … ‘This is my calling'.