I am currently studying acting at Cours Florent Berlin, following completion of courses in acting and musical theatre at The Lir Academy in Dublin. Alongside acting, I have been trained in singing from childhood, and music continues to shape the rhythm and energy of my work.
As an actor, I am drawn to roles and stories that explore empathy, vulnerability, and connection. I am particularly interested in asking urgent questions about our world today: how we treat one another, how to stay human, how to navigate fear and uncertainty, and what it means to live and love in a world that often feels overwhelming.
Some of my recent projects include pool (no water) at Theaterforum Kreuzberg (directed by Alice Kornitzer) and HOW TO NOT GET CRAZY IN A WORLD THAT IS CRAZY (We’ll fix it later), a play I co-wrote and directed with my theatre collective, The Threshold, which was recently staged at ACUD Theater.
Beyond acting, I write plays, poems, and songs, and I continue to sing. I am inspired by books, music, and the hope that art can sometimes be like a big hug, a moment of escape, reflection, and connection.
