I’m a stage manager who believes that great theatre is built on trust, communication, and collaboration. I was drawn to stage management because it sits at the intersection of creativity and organization, it’s where storytelling meets structure, and where people come together to create something meaningful.

I discovered stage management in high school, and it quickly became the place where I felt most at home. What started as a way to support the work onstage grew into a passion for leadership, problem-solving, and creating rehearsal rooms where everyone feels supported and heard. Stage management helped me find my voice and confidence, and it continues to shape how I approach both my work and my relationships.

Since then, I graduated from Cal State University, Fullerton with my B.A. in Theatre, with an emphasis in Design and Technical Production. I’ve also worked across a variety of productions in theatre and live performance, gaining experience in rehearsal management, communication, documentation, and calling shows. I value clear, compassionate leadership and strive to create environments where artists can take risks, collaborate openly, and do their best work.

Beyond production, I’m deeply invested in mentorship and education. I enjoy supporting emerging stage managers and helping them grow into confident leaders, especially because I know how impactful that guidance can be early in a career. I’m passionate about building inclusive, respectful spaces and believe that theatre is strongest when everyone in the room feels valued.

I’m continually seeking opportunities to grow as an artist, exploring new forms of live performance, expanding my skill set, and deepening my understanding of the art and science of stage management. Whether I’m managing a rehearsal room, mentoring a student, or collaborating with a creative team, my goal is always the same: to help bring people together in service of the story.