DANCER & Choreographer

Dancer

Fight Choreographer

Choreographer

Dance has always been my first language. With training in ballet, hip-hop, contemporary, modern, jazz, tap, vogue, West African, and commercial styles, I bring versatility and intention to every performance. I’ve had the honor to work with artists like Raja Feather-Kelly, Omari Wiles, and Davalois Fearon as well as other independent projects.

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Choreographer

Fight Choreographer

Choreographer

As a choreographer, I work across concert dance, musical theatre, and stage performance—blending storytelling with a versatile movement vocabulary. My piece Base of Joy premiered in Princeton’s Dance Festival Threshold, and I’ve choreographed musicals like Paivapo '76 and A Life Worth Living. As a lead choreographer with eXpressions Dance Company, I create work that fuses styles and movement vocabulary.

Choreographic Work

Fight Choreographer

With training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, stage combat, and dance, I approach fight choreography as both a physical craft and a storytelling tool. I’ve choreographed fight work for both stage and screen, including the immersive theatre piece Safe Harbor and the films Memorabilia and Shenandoah Drive, creating movement that’s grounded, character-driven, and viscerally real.

Choreographic Work

"Base of Joy" My Concert Choreographic PRemiere

“Base of Joy” is a exploration of the resilience, effort, and perseverance required to sustain joy. Through a fusion of different dance styles and music, the piece delves into the tension between struggle and pleasure, revealing that joy is not merely felt, but is earned, fought for, and continually rediscovered. Performed by Emma Cinocca ’27, Isabel Matthews ’26, Maddy Mejia ’26, Aunyae Romero ’26, Braeh Simon ’26, Kate Stewart ’25, Olivia Taylor ’26.