About Me

Born in Staten Island and raised in New Jersey, I came into the world in 1995 to parents who met doing community theater. Suffice it to say, I grew up in a house where performing was very much encouraged, so much so that my first time on stage was as an infant in a long-forgotten community production of something weirdly religious. After that, I knew. Nothing. I was a baby. But once I grew up and began treading the boards at world-famous venues such as the Claypoole Family Thanksgiving Variety Shows, I caught the bug.

After many years of choir concerts, school musicals, and dance classes, I landed at Bard College to secure a BA in Theater and Performance. There, I discovered Bard’s premiere (and only) comedy group, BRAD, and spent all of my free time directing, performing, and writing sketch comedy, as well as traveling with our improv team.

Once I got my mitts on my aforementioned theater degree, it was off to New York to devour every improv class the UCB Training Center had to offer and gracing The Armory’s Sketch House team “Road House” as a writer/actor.

Lately, when you aren’t attempting to avoid blinking in order to see me on select TV shows, you can find me directing the new Armory House team: “Face Tape”, hosting The Brand New Talent Show at Caveat, and publishing on sites such as McSweeney’s, The Broadway Beat, and The Belladonna.

Now all that is left to do is honor the towering legacy that my infant self began.