sarah

I am an Orange County, California born and raised multi-hyphenate performer. I’m a Black biracial Queer woman who believes in the power of storytelling as a necessary vehicle and medium for change. I would say that I am an Artivist, an artist that heavily incorporates activism and advocacy into much of the art that I create. This also means that much of the work I do or strive to do is inspired by members of the global majority. I’m a creative person that believes in leading with radical love and care in my everyday life to change the world.

I’m a proud HBCU Alumna of Tennessee State University, where I earned my Bachelor’s of Science in Communication Studies with a concentration in Mass Communications-Journalism. While attending TSU I was also the Captain of the 2019-2020 Speech and Debate Team where I led the team to a State and HBCU National Championship. In addition, in these respective competitions I personally earned the title of Overall Best Speaker. I am also a very proud Alumna of The University of Florida, earning my Master’s In Fine Arts in Theatre, with a concentration in Acting. My time at The University of Florida’s School of Theatre and Dance afforded me the opportunity to star in ten various stage productions during my time in my three year program.

I am endlessly thankful for the knowledge I acquired during my training as well as the invaluable relationships I’ve formed that have contributed to me becoming the artist I am today. I’m a Taurus and a Grey’s Anatomy super fan! I have a huge sweet tooth that I believe is hereditary (It can’t just be my cravings!). Overall, I’m an actress, a dancer, a poet, a model, an educator, a human, who cares deeply about making this world a more equitable place for us all.