I started performing when I was three, and by age twelve, I was working on a professional level. At eighteen, I moved to New York City to study drama at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. After graduating, I moved to London, where I lived and performed for 7 years.
UK highlights include: The UK Premieres of Back of the Throat, See Bob Run, Get Away, and The Wild Party (both versions!) UK TV: Land Girls (BBC).
My voiceover career began while I was in the UK, where I worked with an impressive list of clients, including Disney, Sega, Grey Advertising, M&C Saatchi, BBC Radio 4, and the BBC’s Channel Five US, for whom I was a continuity announcer (see the photo below at BBC HQ). I also spent three years as the voice of Toshiba for the UK, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Since moving back to Seattle in 2009, I have been working with Coca-Cola, Toyota, Xfinity, Alaska Airlines, Nintendo, Pizza Hut, Microsoft, The Gates Foundation, T-Mobile, Shuttle Express, Car Toys, The Pacific Science Center, Bartells, Kootenai Health, Rick Steves, and many others, including almost a decade as the voice of Dignity Memorial.
I am also a VO teacher and coach, running my own studio as well as a guest lecturer for The University of Washington’s PATP MFA program.
As a writer, I have been part of writing short plays, blogs, podcasts, training programs, and more for the better part of my career. Most recently, I completed my first full-length play, which received a staged reading at Centerstage Theatre and is now being considered for a workshop production elsewhere later this year.
Most recently, I entered graduate school to pursue a degree in mental health counseling. I’m proudly interning at Alignwell Modern Therapy and will graduate in December of 2026.
When I’m not acting, writing, seeing clients, or writing papers for school, you’ll find me with my nose in a book or working as an unpaid Uber driver for my fifteen-year-old boy/girl twins, whom I affectionately refer to as TBATST (two babies at the same time).