My journey on the stage has been marked by a spectrum of roles that have spanned languages and cultures. A standout moment was during my semester abroad, where I embraced the challenge of performing in Dante’s Inferno Canto III & V—in Italian—at the Istituto Lorenzo De’Medici, portraying the role of Francesca. Back at the University of Alabama, I tackled the complex and prestigious roles in Oedipus, where I was The Corinthian, the lead member of the Chorus, and the understudy for Creon, pushing my boundaries in classical theater. These experiences, alongside notable performances such as Carrie in the rock musical Carrie, Val in A Chorus Line, and the formidable Miss Hannigan in Annie, showcase my range and commitment to the craft across diverse theatrical landscapes.
