I am a seductively silly Bay Area performance artist who performs burlesque, drag, tactical frivolity, and clowning.

Always one to push the envelope, I challenge myself and the audience by incorporating immersive and interactive elements into many of the pieces.

Often using the vehicles of sexuality and humor, I take on social topics like vulnerability, gender, racism, sexism, love, politics, and alternative relationships.

I have been performing professionally since childhood and love to create and perform for intimate to large audiences at many types of venues.

My ultimate goal in both life and art (is there a difference?) is to increase interpersonal and inter-group connection and compassion in the world.

Part of the 2019 National Queer Arts Festival, this year's Body Political performance was joined by EMMY Award Winner, Slater Penney. Together we tackled a very difficult and personal subject for us both: suicide in the transgender community.

Slater acted as co-star and choreographer, while I created, directed, and co-starred for the performance.

To honor victims and survivors, we premiered the performance from this year’s show on National Suicide Prevention Day. The performance follows a person preparing for his partner’s memorial service.