I feel most myself on stage and in the wilderness.

As a storyteller, I am passionate about amplifying women’s stories and using art a tool for processing grief. For my thesis at LAMDA, I devised a piece exploring grief, Greek folk, and the power of ritual on and off stage. My defence focused on the actor’s practice when approaching triggering and/or difficult material.

A native of Southern California, I earned my B.A. from UCLA where I trained in the Theatre conservatory while completing a rigorous Liberal Arts degree. Additionally, I performed with the award-winning UCLA ScatterTones a cappella group, leading us to ICCA Finals three years in a row.

In the US, I have worked extensively on Los Angeles, New York, and San Diego regional stages. With a special love for new works, I developed roles in new musicals across the country (Ella Enchanted, Bachelor Girls, and Empire). Recently in the UK/Europe, I originated the role of Emma Hamilton in Irrepressible in London and at Edinburgh Fringe and completed an Ancient Tragedy workshop with the National Theatre of Greece.

Off the stage, I am an avid hiker and have enjoyed backpacking through the wilderness since I was a child. I love visiting US National Parks, thrifting in charity shops in London, and perfecting my Greek family recipes.