About Me
New Hampshire born-and-raised, I currently reside in NH, though I have several other home bases I can operate out of, including Massachusetts (Boston, Cape Cod,) Philadelphia, and New York City.
I earned my BA in Anthropology and Sociology, with a Double Major in Theatre, from Ursinus College. I’m currently finishing up the last few requirements of my MFA Acting program at Edinburgh Napier University.
A self-described Renaissance man, I’m more than just an actor. I am also a writer and published poet. I’m currently working on a dozen or so projects, including a stand-up routine, comedy sketches, plays, and scripts for film and TV. When I’m not creating or consuming art, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, hiking and camping, and exploring the world, both near and afar. My most recent solo trips include Morocco and Prague.
My belief is that art has the power to change the world, and with the performing arts, this happens one audience member at a time. Each production carries with it the ability to strike a deep, emotional chord. Sometimes change happens slowly, on a subconscious or unconscious level, but that potential for individual-to-societal change is always there.
My most up to date acting resume can be found here.
A photo of me from my first theatrical production, where I played the role of Bruno in Roald Dahl’s The Witches