Projects

If you want more personal content getting to know me, then check out my youtube videos! I love filming and uploading vlogs capturing the 'everyday'. I have recently finished uploading my "study abroad diaries" series from the Summer of 2024 and plan on getting new videos out soon!

Live Performances

All videos (live and film) other than Belladonna: The musical and Imogen Says Nothing are available by clicking on the production's photo.

Imogen Says Nothing
by Aditi Kapil

Aditi Kapil’s bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing: The Annotated Life of Imogen of Messina, last sighted in the First Folio of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen’s voice will be heard loud and clear.

Irreverent!
by Hudson Cosgrove-Naftal

What happens when you put yourself under the microscope of the public eye while wearing a mask? Irreverent is a love letter to all the neurodivergent people who are learning to be unapologetically themselves.

Race to Infinity
by Gian Arellano

All her life, Sara recalls being second to her brother, Samuel. However, when she discovers a new version of the video game she played with him growing up, Sara begins a quest to prove herself to those around her.

Belladonna: The Musical
by Di'ana Rodriguez, Angel Partie, and Savannah Pendersen

The true story of Giulia Tofana, an infamous peddler of an undetectable poison to abused wives in order to kill their husbands in 17th-century Italy. Belladonna explores the complex relationships between Giulia, her stepdaughter, and her late mother as they all participate in the clandestine poisoning business.
Three generations of women… One recipe for the perfect murder.

The Notebook, but With a Cuban Accent
By Abigail Silva

This play follows the true story of Zeida Silva, who separated from her husband for eight long years in order to get her mother and two sons out of Cuba before her oldest son turned 15 years old and was forced to join the military.