about

I make multidisciplinary, body-based performance. My artistic practice is driven by the desire to investigate information war, identity politics, oppression, and the climate crisis — how these phenomena are inscribed upon the body, and how that inscription shapes our inner life and connection to each other.

I majored in dance at Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan; hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in dance from the University of Colorado, where I studied with Michelle Ellsworth, Erika Randall, Gesel Mason, and Rennie Harris; and I am an alum of Headlong Performance Institute in Philadelphia, PA, under the direction of David Brick. I have also worked as assistant to Ed Bowes on four feature-length films. I am an Action Theater teacher, and have studied with Ruth Zaporah since 2012. I use the Action Theater method to deconstruct and integrate improvisation skills with fellow performers, students, and teachers.

I'm  based in Seattle, WA.