I have always been intrigued by words and movement, language and physicality, literature and theatre. Throughout my studies and my work, I have sought to (and continue to seek to) integrate these dual facets. I pursued my graduate studies at New York University, with an emphasis in Hebrew Literature. Outside Academia, I had to ‘move’. I have been a dancer for many years,with a focus on hip-hop and street jazz, having trained and performed in both Vancouver and New York. Inevitably, in my ongoing quest for creative expression in both language and movement, I turned to theatre.

My theatre training spans both sides of the Atlantic; I studied classical acting at the London Academy of Performing Arts, and contemporary theatre at various studios in New York including Circle in the Square and T. Schreiber studio. Since having moved to Sarasota three years ago, I have had the pleasure of performing with Sarasota Actors Workshop (Plays That Give Pause), in Sarasota Jewish Theatre’s Meshuggah-Nuns (Sister Amnesia), at Venice Little Theatre’s production of Cabaret (Fritze), and at the Backlot’s production of The gg Monologues (Miss June). I am currently preparing the role of Lisa Morrison for an upcoming performance of Donald Margulies’ Collected Stories.
Off stage, I am adjunct professor of Hebrew Language and Literature at New College of Florida, and delight in the daily joys and tribulations of being a mother to a very active toddler.