about me
The performing arts have been a central part of my life for as long as I can remember. I first stepped on stage at age five and, by ten, landed my first major film role as Pepper in Disney's Annie. That early start sparked a lifelong love of singing, performing, and storytelling that continues to shape my work today.
I went on to study vocal music and musical theatre at Westminster Choir College and Wagner College, and have spent much of my adult life working in the music industry as a professional recording artist and singer-songwriter. My original music is available on all major streaming platforms.
While I love performing and creating, teaching is where I truly feel at home. For more than ten years, I've helped singers and voice users develop healthier vocal habits, stronger technique, and greater confidence in their voices. I'm a proud member of NATS, certified in Vocal Health First Aid, and a certified Voice Habilitation Professional.
As a voice habilitation professional, I understand that our voices are more than instruments; they're a part of how we express ourselves and connect with others. Whether you're a singer looking to build vocal stamina, a performer seeking more freedom in your voice, or a professional voice user working toward healthier vocal habits, I take an individualized approach that meets you where you are and supports your unique goals.
What sets me apart?
Starting my career at such a young age taught me firsthand about the pressures performers face, as well as the challenge of learning to trust your own voice. I've experienced performance anxiety myself, and I know how loud that inner critic can become. That's why my teaching philosophy is simple: students should leave each lesson feeling more empowered than when they arrived. My goal is to help you build skills, confidence, and self-trust- never self-doubt.
With experience across multiple musical genres, on stage and in the recording studio, I bring a very flexible approach to vocal training. Whether you're returning to singing after time away, preparing for an audition, strengthening your speaking voice, or looking for a healthier, more sustainable approach to singing, I'll help you develop the tools you need to reach your goals.
Teaching Philosophy
I strive to create a safe and inclusive space where artists can grow and thrive, while discovering their own authentic sound. I believe that an embodied voice is a happy one. By listening to our bodies and connecting with our voices, we not only strengthen our instrument, we also deepen our understanding of ourselves.
