My writing lives at the intersection of comedy, queerness, and musical theatre chaos. I’m drawn to stories that mix sharp humor with real emotional stakes, always searching for the glittery, complicated truth at the center of being an artist.

My original solo show, Ryan Wants a Jimmy Award, follows a gay thirty-something actor who gets one last shot at Broadway when he’s nominated for a Jimmy Award, essentially a Tony Award for high schoolers. It’s equal parts heartfelt and ridiculous, a celebration of ambition, delusion, and the queer anxiety of chasing the dream long past its supposed expiration date.