ARTS
My artistic journey began with a strong foundation in classical ballet at The Royal Winnipeg Ballet School, where I graduated in 2011. I continued to refine my craft at The School of Toronto Dance Theatre (2011–2014), studying modern techniques such as Graham, Limón, and contact improvisation. During this time, I performed works by renowned choreographers, including James Kudelka (We Three), Robert Desrosiers (Vivaldi’s Sacred Songs), and Paul-André Fortier (Tell).
International training programs, such as the Netherlands Dance Theatre Summer Intensive, Springboard Danse Montréal, and the Martha Graham Summer Intensive, allowed me to further explore contemporary styles and repertoire by Jiří Kylián, Crystal Pite, and Ohad Naharin.
In 2018, I expanded my artistic focus to acting, graduating from the Toronto Film School. While there, I had the opportunity to perform in training productions, including A Streetcar Named Desire as Stanley and Totally Scrooged as Evan Scrooge, as well as screen roles in projects such as The Unlikelihood of Love and Sheep Skin.
From movement to storytelling, my passion for the arts continues to inspire my work, blending technical skill with emotional connection to create meaningful experiences for audiences.
Looking Ahead
I’m excited to continue exploring my place in the arts, remaining open to new opportunities while refining my craft. Having served as an outside eye for multiple projects, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for collaboration and the creative process.
My goals include advancing my career in acting and voice acting, getting back into dancing shape, and exploring arts administration to help amplify diverse voices through creative work. Whether performing or supporting others behind the scenes, I’m committed to fostering meaningful connections through art.