Who Am I?
I have been a loyal student of the theatre for over 16 years. After my grandmother Roxanne took note of my fascination with celebrity impressions and dressing up as Batman, she enrolled me in a summer youth performance of Cinderella in 2007, where I made the audience weep with laughter (and wept myself) as Town Cryer #2.
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It was at Mountain Ridge High School where a casual interest became a passionate obsession. In just four years, I performed in seventeen plays and musicals, including Our Town, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Legally Blonde, and Disney's Beauty and the Beast. I also found an interest in working behind the scenes as a set designer for The Addams Family and assistant directing the Steven Dietz play Still Life with Iris. In 2013, I penned a one act play entitled A Matter of Life and Death, for which I received the Jerome McDonough Playwrighting Award.
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After graduating high school, I made the journey from Arizona to New York City, where I attended AMDA. As an alumnus, I appeared Off-Broadway as Ichabod Crane in Sleepy Hollow the Musical, Clyde Barrow in Bonnie and Clyde, and even sang a little in Broadway's living room, Feinstein's/54 Below. In 2024, I appeared as Professor Fritz Baer in Big League's touring production of Little Women.
I was most recently seen as ​Oliver Warbucks in Annie the Musical at the Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, in Fort Myers, Florida, and am currently waiting for my hair to grow back.