This solo is entitled Dishonesty. I created it for a competition

I wrote this piece originally for a musical revue I produced and staged independently in July of 2022 called "Stitch by Stitch" with a cast of nine amazing actors.

Dancing is an act of constant searching: searching for the longest line, the most extreme or most subtle movement, the most tension, the most release, the most pleasure.

Last summer, I attended a national dance competition in which I was qualified to compete for a chance to become an assistant and tour with the faculty of the dance competition the following year.

The dance I’m performing is called "Tiruppavai" which is a poem by Saint Andal in praise of the Hindu God Lord Krishna.

My contemporary dance piece, "Eden", was choreographed by Ethan Colangelo.

Choreographing "Hide & Seek" was a liberating process.

The Tang Dynasty (618-907 CE) was one of the greatest in Imperial Chinese history.

Ink stains commonly reside within the nooks of my palms and callouses line the soles of my feet.

This poem is a commissioned piece I wrote for the Service Employees International Union - United Healthcare Workers West (SEIU-UHW), which is this labor union for healthcare workers in California.

“Worlds Apart” is a lyrical contemporary dance focused on the feeling of loneliness that creeps in when a person misses someone so desperately, and they are separated from their loved one by a distance so far it seems like they are a world away.

This is a recorded video of "Red Bird" choreographed by Mariia Sotnikova to the music "The Leftovers" by Max Richter.

Growing up, I was a big people-pleaser.

In this artistic process, I’m singing, “Wait for It” by Leslie Odom Jr. in Hamilton the musical.

A monologue from Oliver, a young photographer, who is heavily inspired by Vincent Van Gogh.

A monologue from the play "This is Our Youth" by Kenneth Lonergan. The character speaking is Warren.

As a choreographer, I constantly have ideas I want to better explore.

In this improvisational dance piece, I am sharing both my movement and heart to Isak Danielson's song Broken.

In my AP English Literature Class, we were tasked with the challenge of writing our own poem choosing a line from the book, "Waiting for Godot" by Samuel Beckett.

This particular monologue wasn't chosen because I felt a personal connection to Hannah or the circumstances she was in.