In Oliver! Jr. at Fay School, I played Widow Corney, a bold and expressive character.
This role helped me build confidence and enjoy bringing a strong personality to life on stage.

In Annie Jr., I played Pepper, a playful and confident character with lots of attitude.
As the leader of the orphan kids, I learned how to guide the group on stage and help lead the performance with energy and teamwork.

Diary of Mozambique tells the story of children growing up in Mozambique, sharing their hopes and daily challenges.
I played the role of Rose, a character who helps express the emotions and experiences of the children through storytelling and performance.
This role allowed me to explore emotional acting and connect deeply with the story on stage.

I participated in the ISTA International Drama Festival with over 150 students from more than 10 countries.
I was chosen as the lead performer in a group mime performance, using only physical expression to communicate with the audience.
The experience was challenging but meaningful, as it allowed me to connect with new people through theatre and shared creativity.

Reflection is a play about children struggling with questions of identity and learning to discover who they truly are.
I played the role of a friend, supporting the characters as they navigate confusion, growth, and self-discovery throughout the story

In 2020, I was cast in my first main role in BOTS at Chadwick International.
While preparing and rehearsing diligently, the musical was unfortunately canceled due to COVID-19.
Although disappointed, I continued practicing at home and recorded my practice on video to stay connected to the role.
This experience taught me perseverance and deepened my commitment to musical theatre, even in challenging circumstances.

I attended Camp CMT in San Jose in 2019, where I trained in acting, voice, and dance and participated in a final performance.
This experience helped me grow in confidence and collaboration while strengthening my passion for theatre.

This video is from Sally Sells Seashells (2019) at Chadwick International, where I performed as a Beach Kid in the chorus. As the youngest cast member, this experience sparked my love and interest in musical theatre.

This monologue was performed in my drama class in front of my classmates.
I wrote the script based on my own personal story, using the monologue as a way to express my thoughts and experiences through performance.