My journey in the world of performance began at a young age, where I had the privilege of being part of two captivating plays during preschool. These early experiences ignited my passion for storytelling and performance. I was thrilled to play Goldilocks in Goldilocks and the Three Bears, where I first discovered my love for bringing characters to life. In my second preschool play, I stepped into the shoes of Maria in The Sound of Music, an experience that solidified my deep connection to musical theatre and stage presence.

As I moved into high school, I continued to hone my craft through three exciting and unique projects that shaped my growth as an actor. In one of these projects, I played Hermione Granger in a creative spin on Harry Potter, a fresh take on the beloved series, where I embraced Hermione’s wit and determination. I also had the opportunity to perform in an entirely original, school-invented play, where I explored a new character and contributed to the creative process, collaborating closely with fellow students and teachers to bring the production to life.

Finally, in my high school performance of Cinderella, I portrayed Cinderella herself, diving into a role that required emotional depth, vulnerability, and resilience. These early productions laid the foundation for my understanding of character development, stagecraft, and teamwork—essential skills that continue to shape my approach to acting today.