She’s an American stage actress best known for her standout role as Anna of Cleves in the Broadway production of Six, a performance that truly put her on the map. Over the years, she has built a strong reputation not only for her work on Broadway but also for her deep connection with the Chicago Shakespeare Company, where she’s been involved in numerous acclaimed productions. Before all the spotlight, she honed her craft at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, laying the foundation for what would become a dynamic career. Her journey began with the Chicago Shakespeare Company, where she gained early experience and confidence as a performer. From there, she transitioned into several off-Broadway roles, including memorable appearances in productions of Black Nativity. A major milestone came in 2011 when she won an ariZoni Theatre Award—a moment that brought her wider recognition and validated her talent on a larger stage. In July 2014, she gave fans a heartfelt glimpse into her personal life by sharing a throwback photo with her grandmother on Instagram, a sweet tribute that resonated with many. Throughout her journey, she’s remained grounded, passionate, and deeply committed to her art—qualities that continue to define her path.