My work as a writer began as a freshman in high school, when I wrote my first one-act play entitled Bitch Betta Have My Money. From there, I began writing comedy sketches, both staged and filmed. During the pandemic, I turned to writing for television, creating a pilot script as proof of concept for a show that followed a police department undergoing departmental investigation and reconstruction.

I earned my minor in Comedy Writing from Emerson College in December 2024, writing multiple spec scripts, sketches, and stand up sets along the way. I also have had the privelege of writing the scripts for I Know What We’re Gonna Do Today: A Phineas & Ferb Cabaret in 2023 and The Connor Spring Show in 2026.

Today, I am passionate about linguistic play and literacy as revolution. Words are often the most powerful weapons we have against injustice, and I believe it is our duty to use them.