I've seen more than 90 Broadway shows (and counting), but the most special one was The Book of Mormon. I took my Midwest-native partner to the Eugene O'Neill — he marveled at the ceiling and tried to decipher how the pit fit below the stage. He had that wonderment in his eyes that I remember feeling as a kid, before sitting in the theatre was my average Tuesday night, before I started reading the weekly grosses, before I fell in love with the arts. 

In that moment, I knew what I was missing. The lightbulb was shaped like a ghost light, and I realized I wanted to pursue a career uplifting the arts and making them more accessible to the masses. 

I'm a multifaceted  communications professional with a background in journalism; I bring authenticity, accuracy, and a passion for storytelling to all my work. My goal is to make an impact in the media space, especially in the arts and culture sector, by bringing a human touch to campaigns.

This summer, I am working as a fellow at Theatrely, a media production company centered in the Broadway community. I am producing a limited series to connect our Gen Z. audience with an upcoming Off-Broadway show, as well as conducting influencer marketing campaigns and creating social media content. I attended the Tony Awards and analyzed the ceremony, and associate produced a music video gaining over 100k views. 

Previously, I worked on the Living/Arts desk at The Boston Globe, where I harnessed SEO to write the fourth most-read story of 2024 and grew the desk’s social media following by 21%. I will graduate from Boston University in May 2026 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Journalism.

I'm originally (and proudly) from New Jersey. Outside of work, I love listening to music, basketball (go Knicks!), photography, watching SNL with my best friend, and catching as much live theatre as I can.

Joan Didion