So excited to share the first of a new set of headshots created in collaboration with the brilliant Joe Mazza (Bravelux) yesterday. It was one of the most fun days of print work I've ever experienced, and I couldn't be happier with the gorgeous images Joe created. He captured a few looks of mine that I've seen in a headshot of myself and that is truly exciting. If you ever get a chance to work with Joe- do it! He's a lovely guy to hang out with, an amazing artist and I simply want him to take my pictures forever now. Thanks Joe and cheers to a new chapter of work ahead. 

Feeling positive after a week of some rewarding auditions and exciting bookings.

I was happy to receive the contracts for two different upcoming theatre projects this week. (I'm afraid I can't share full details on those projects just yet, but will be sure to fully disclose as soon as I can... Stay tuned for that) However, I am looking forward to a wonderfully full fall, winter and spring season.

​Also, today I started to take a look at lesson planning for a new semester at Loyola University Chicago. Can't wait to get back into the room with the theatre students there :) 

Had a wonderful time today with Devon De Mayo and an all star ensemble of ladies in the workshop for a devised production of The Awakening. The University of Chicago's Lab program has awarded Devon the ability to bring the novel to life this summer and it was a pleasure to be apart of it today. After a summer focused largely on film work it felt great to get back to work on some physical theatre. (Not that I am complaining about the on-camera projects...) 
Last week I had the honor of shooting a commercial for the good folks at Dyson and back in June I was able to work on the new film and print commercial campaigns for Illinois Lottery. This week was quite a productive one as I also got word of booking a theatre gig for 2020 that I am really looking forward to being apart of...but more on that soon. Stay tuned...

Just wrapped another fantastic semester of teaching at Loyola University Chicago. I was very proud to have the honor of teaching Dialects for Actors this past term to a fine group of young actors. I am so proud of the very fine work they accomplished. Most of them can now add a full seven dialects to their resumes!
My first project of the spring will be to work on an upcoming podcast series that I am very excited to be a part of. I am also very excited to have been hired as the Dialect Coach on the project. More details to come soon.
​Happy Spring y’all!

Thanks to Chicago Talent Network and BMO Harris for a lovely industrial print shoot today. Always thankful to spend a rainy day inside and on set. Cheers to all the talented folks who made it such a fun day of work.

Had a lovely time playing the role of Ellen Twitromp in the Burghers of Calais last night. As ever, Ron OJ Parson brought together a fine group of actors. Thanks very much to Court Theatre Chicago for hosting us and making it such a fun day of work. A big thanks, too, to everyone who came out on such a rainy Chicago night to support us. Cheers, y’all!

Very much looking forward to joining the cast of THE BURGHERS OF CALAIS directed by Ron OJ Parson for Court Theatre Chicago’s 2018 Spotlight Reading Series. Come out and join us on November 5 at NEIU’s Carruther’s Center of Inner City Studios at 6:30pm.