You Don't Need More Classes. You Need a Strategy.

I've been a professional performer for over two decades, an MFA and university professor for nearly ten years, and I'm actively auditioning and booking right now. That combination is rare, and it matters.

When you work with me you're not getting advice from someone who used to be in the industry. You're getting perspective from someone who just got a callback last week, who understands what casting directors are actually looking at in 2026, and who has spent a decade developing a curriculum-based approach to coaching that gives you real homework and next steps, not just a conversation.

I work with clients across a wide spectrum: high school seniors preparing for college auditions, recent grads navigating the professional world for the first time, working performers in their 30s and 40s adapting to a completely digital industry, and performers in their 50s and 60s returning to a career they never stopped loving.

Every session is different because every career is different.

I'm kind. I'm honest. I won't tell you what you want to hear, I'll tell you what you need to know. And I'll adapt to you: whether you're emotionally raw, stuck in your head, or just stubbornly sure your current approach is working when it isn't.

I give homework. Most coaches don't. That's the difference between a good conversation and actual progress.