ABOUT ME 

 Born, raised, and educated in Pittsburgh, PA, I received my BFA in Musical Theatre and a minor in Dance from Point Park University. After graduation, I moved to New York City, where I continued to pursue work on stage and on screen. There, I continued my training with the Upright Citizens Brigade (UCB) and have been studying and performing improv since.

 

I have appeared in several feature film and television productions, best known for being a recurring guest on the improv comedy series 'Impractical Jokers' (truTV, Comedy Central) and for my role as Alisa in ‘The Fault In Our Stars' (Directed by Josh Boone, Fox 2000 Pictures). As a 2x cancer survivor, it is an honor to have been part of this film. 

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Additional feature film credits include Staci in Not Cool for Starz and the upcoming Mockumentary Comedy, The Conspiracists (2025).

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In 2017, I caught the filmmaking bug and began co-writing & producing my web series 'F'd, another effing web series’, for which I received a BEST ACTRESS nomination from the Grove Film Festival. From there I began writing, directing and producing a series of short films and pilots. That indie journey eventually led to working in production professionally (full production resume available upon request). I am incredibly grateful for all of my experiences, in front of and behind the camera, as they have shaped me into the versatile creative I am today.

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In 2020, I expanded my focus to arts and community advocacy. I currently serve as the Director of Operations at the International Free Expression Project (IFEP). There I work with artists, activists, and innovators to elevate underrepresented voices and support creative free expression.

 

When I’m not working, you’ll find me catching up with a friend over a cup of coffee (black) or a glass of wine (red). I love connecting with others and collaborating with fellow artists. I believe that being an artist is a gift and I hope to share it with as many people as possible.