Below are video clips and photos from several of my past performances.
In 2018, I participated as a cast member of Overture, a show created specifically for freshmen and transfer students. In addition to acting, the students and directors collaborated to write the script.
I was cast as the Caretaker’s Wife in Ghost Sonata by August Strindberg. The production was put on by the American University Rude Mechanicals, a student theater group.
I was cast as the Guard in 12 Angry Jurors, (modified from 12 Angry Men by Reginald Rose) put on by Open Dialogue Theatre, a student theater organization at American University.
In the fall of 2019, I stage managed a student-written production titled Superstar! A Hero’s End, A Hero’s Beginning. This was my first stage management experience.
I was cast as Eliza in Old Friends, an original play by my colleague, Olivia Luzquinos. The story follows two old friends who unexpectedly reunite on a plane and reconnect.
I was cast as the lead in an original play written by my colleague, Addam Ledamyen.The story centers around a young atheist who has an unexpected spiritual encounter that alters her life perspective.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, student theater at American University was performed on Zoom. My colleagues and I collaborated to create a devised show about the impact of the pandemic on college students and their mental health.
This show was written by my colleague specifically to be performed on Zoom. It takes a lighter, more humorous to pandemic life and specifically focuses on the challenges of online dating. I was cast as Katia.
In the fall of 2021, AU Quills and Capes put on a series of student-written short plays. I wrote a play titled Stuck With You and acted in three of the other short plays.
I starred as the lead in the short-form rockumentary titled “Information”. This film was written, directed and produced by my friend and colleague Daniel Sirota.
I was cast in the ensemble of The Audition, a short film written, directed and produced by my former professor and DC-based filmmaker Brigid Maher. The story follows a non-binary child’s audition at a prestigious music school, and the biases they face.