
"You play the fool very well."
- Audience member in Prospect Park
Hello there!

I am a theatre & film actor available for local hire in NYC & LA.
I received my B.F.A. from NYU Tisch School of the Arts where I studied for 3 years at the Stella Adler Studio, 1 year in the Stonestreet Studios Screen Acting Residency, and 1 semester at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) in London, UK.
shh, dir. Naira Jane | prod. Cormac Bluestone/Stonestreet Studios

Honey, You Need a Decorator, dir. Malcolm Mills | prod. Alyssa Rallo Bennett/Stonestreet Studios
For theatre work:
I love the expressive power of good language, and you will often find me performing Shakespeare, heightened text, and absurdist work any chance I get. However, working on the quietly poetic works of contemporary/modern realism masters like Eugene O'Neill, Annie Baker, and Anton Chekhov is also a great love of mine.
I frequently collaborate with emerging playwrights on their new works, and I am a resident company member of LOVECHILD Theatre Co, an up-and-coming off-broadway theatre collective rooted in creating the "weird, wild, gory, and glorious" new works that we wish to see in the world.
I am a character actor living in a 22-year-old leading man's body.......
From your gentle & whimsical writer, cerebral & witty med student, or period drama lead.........to your absurdly eccentric weirdo or your folk horror ghoul, my focus is always on fully immersing myself into a writer's unique world through subtle, detailed, and empathetic transformation.

Konstantin in The Seagull by Anton Chekhov, dir. Max Rosenblum
Foul Fiend Theatre Troupe | Performed in Prospect Park (Brooklyn, NY)

Denis McCleary in The Violet Hour by Richard Greenberg, dir. Nick Piacente
Stella Adler Studio of Acting (NY)

I will help you bring your wondrous worlds to life with sensitivity, a bright imagination, and a joyfully meticulous imagination!
I am committed to the ritual of storytelling's ability to provoke magical wonder in us at our universe and its people, thereby freeing us into our best selves.
Lear in King Lear by William Shakespeare, dir. Vivian Munn
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (London, UK)
When not acting?!
I might be discovered waxing affectionate about my little orange cat (Phoebe), learning to juggle, playing guitar, listening to folk music and barbershop quartet recordings, pretending I'm in Ireland, hiking, wearing a flannel, wearing a flannel while hiking, wearing a flannel while hiking while pretending I'm in Ireland, voraciously reading anything by J.R.R. Tolkien and Patrick Rothfuss, and watching very long movies!
