I'm a NYC-based theatre director, producer, and filmmaker with a lifelong love for storytelling that began with a passion for cinema. After earning a degree in Cinema Studies from SUNY Purchase, I worked across different departments in the film industry, building a strong foundation in narrative and visual craft.

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While working in film, I found myself increasingly drawn to theatre. I was curious about how stories came to life on stage which led me to experiment with directing a live performance, and I quickly discovered a deep creative connection to the process.

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In 2022, I made my theatrical debut by self-producing and directing a double bill of Oscar Wilde’s La Sainte Courtisane and A Florentine Tragedy at the American Theatre of Actors. I loved the immediacy of theatre—the collaborative energy, the ability to shape moments through rehearsal, and the magic of live performance. Encouraged by the reception of that first show, I dove deeper into directing for the stage.

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I went on to direct Pañuelos, a full-length play set during Argentina’s Dirty War, for the New York Theatre Festival. That was followed by a short comedy for The Players Theatre Festival, and then adapattions of classics like Strindberg’s Creditors and Sophocles’ Electra at ATA.

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I'm driven by a love for storytelling that connects and resonates. To me, theatre is a space to explore, question, and stay true to the emotional heart of a piece.