About Me

I am a Chinese/American bilingual performer based in NYC. I was born in New York, raised in Shanghai, and attended high school in the Chicago area. At NYU, I’ve studied Drama at The Stella Adler Studio of Acting and Stonestreet Studios through Tisch. Also completing a double major in International Relations, I’m interested in global politics and peace building. This summer, I will be interning at Lincoln Center for my second summer, advancing my skills in performance operations and management.

Growing up surrounded by a vastly international community, I’ve become passionate about telling diverse stories from around the world. I believe art is political and has the power to not only spread awareness about global issues, but incite change and action. I want to be part of creating a more connected and compassionate world.

Most recently, I performed in an ETW indie at NYU, a story about Vietnamese immigrants and cultural identity! Earlier this past semester, I performed in the ensemble of A Pirate’s Life Off-Broadway, and played Martha Dobie in The Children’s Hour. Just graduated! yay!

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