Curiosidades

Trained in both classical theatre and on-camera improvisation. She brings the versatility to play everything from Southern Gothic matriarchs (Suddenly Last Summer) to grounded mid-western leads (Two Ways Home).

Directed film that received multi-category awards at major U.S. festivals. Her narrative short film Death Pays Flora A Visit - written by Sy Rosen - starring Eric Roberts and Mimi Kennedy earned Best Director, Best Short, and Audience Choice awards across Sedona, Cambria, Gig Harbor, and Las Cruces film festivals.

Premiered a VR series at Sundance long before the format was mainstream. She co-produced and starred in Defrost, one of the first virtual reality narrative series to premiere at Sundance, playing a paralyzed woman navigating futuristic medical ethics.

Frequently performs and develops one-woman shows in NYC and LA. Her autobiographical solo show Lion Eyes has been hailed as raw, theatrical, and emotionally fearless.

Named a Distinguished Alumni by the University of Iowa for excellence in the arts. Recognized for her contributions to independent film, social impact, and innovation in performance media.

CEO of an environmental nonprofit where she led national media campaigns. As founder of Project Save Our Surf, she combined cause-driven storytelling with advocacy, reaching millions through branded PSAs and educational media.

Theatrical credits include John Patrick Shanley's Danny & the Deep Blue Sea (LA Times Critics Pick) directed by Carl Weathers (Rocky), The Dutchman by Amiri Baraka which was a select at the National Black Theater Festival, and The Rainmaker, which earned her The LA Stage Best Actress Award, the Eddon Award, and an LA Times Critics Choice Award.