Choreography

Dance is my true love and passion. I credit much of my inspiration to Bailey Anne Vincent, the bad-ass ballerina and Artistic Director of Company Dance Theatre, who welcomed me into her class with little to no experience. She saw potential in my unpointed cabriole during a middle school class, and that belief changed everything. Being Deaf, her seamless blending of ASL with dance in a body-positive contemporary ballet company deeply shaped my understanding of how movement can create powerful, inclusive art.

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Since then, I’ve been fortunate to choreograph across community theatre, high school, and collegiate platforms. At Emerson College, I’ve had the immense pleasure of choreographing for Emerson Dance Company four times (with a fifth on the way!), creating work for 46 dancers. In addition, I’ve taught masterclasses, choreographed two musicals, served as dance captain, movement directed a play, and assisted professors at dance calls for college admissions.

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I’m passionate about choreographing, assistant choreographing, dance captaining, and all things movement-related, and I’m excited to continue building collaborative, story-driven work through dance.