Both of the monologues that I performed are a connection to me.

This piece by Sara Bareilles from my favorite musical, Waitress, follows the perspective of Jenna, who has just found out that she is pregnant with her abusive husband's child.

My dance is to Billie Eilish's "Bury a Friend," and the original choreography is by Spella. I chose this choreography because I really wanted to try tutting, which is a style that I have not explored much before.

This piece is an Indian classical dance called Kuchipudi.

This piece was created to compete during the 2021-2022 dance season.

I spent some time to think about how I relate to this character and what it would take for me to behave the same way she did in the production. I use that when I act.

This is an excerpt from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker - Spanish Dance.

The Hari Narayana Kauthvam is a piece that represents my cultural heritage.

This piece is called “without words”.

This piece was inspired by the philosophy of post-modernism.

Every day I work hard to improve at dancing, singing, and acting.

Normally, I do ceramics, photography, sculpture, and mixed media artwork.

It is a monologue from the play House of Spirits.

Here is me performing Alice's monologue from the play I Never Sang for my Father by Robert Anderson!

Kathak is one of eight Indian Classical dance forms.

Once I am cast for a character I first read through the script in order to get a general understand of the character that I will be portraying.

Exploring and expressing my creativity allows for me to have control over my life and the things that make me happy in being able to create art.

This dance piece is a representation of my development as a dancer.

"When I first heard the song "Witch Hunt" by BIBI, I knew I had to choreograph to it.

“Margazhi thingal” is in reference to the auspicious month of Margazhi, a tradition of Tamil devotion.