This is Me!
My family has always been in show business. By age 7, I began classes at Wheelock Family Theatre, in Boston. I had always loved the theater, the community, and learning how to perform. However I lacked the confidence to do it. In 2017, my dad was in a production of Billy Elliot at the theatre, playing Billy’s dad. But when I saw the boy who played Billy, I saw myself. After each show, my dad would pull me aside and say "You know, you could be up there. If you train for it, you could be the next Billy".
I continued training at the theatre, performing in The Lion King and Aladdin. When I started high school I majored in dance, and that was my introduction into the dance community. I took advanced classes in every style offered, performing multiple showcases each year.In 2024, I auditioned for Alice by Heart at Wheelock Family Theatre, landing the role of Harold Pudding / The Mad Hatter. Pudding was a schizophrenic war veteran, and with this being one of my first professional shows, the role was a challenge. It taught me how to be vulnerable and feel comfortable on stage without being scared of judgment.
 In 2025, I played Grover Underwood from The Lightning Thief,
which opened my horizons towards singing.
A scout saw my performance, and offered me a scholarship to the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts. I attended various classes, such as scene study, voice performance, vocal technique, dance, and audition prep, as well as studying the Meisner and Chekov techniques.After the program, I went to Los Angeles to complete Banzai Vitale's Stunt Performers Academy. Where I learned stunt fighting, high falls, wrecks, fire safety, gun safety and the ways of the stunt industry. And after that one month I knew it was my dream to be a performer of any kind. On my way home, I realized I needed to come back full time to stay in the action.
One year later I packed my bags and headed back to Los Angeles, where I currently am today.Â