I feel most myself on stage and in the wilderness.

As a storyteller, I am passionate about amplifying women’s stories and using art as a tool for processing grief. For my thesis at LAMDA, I devised a piece exploring Greek folk, lamenting practices and the power of ritual on and off stage. My defence focused on the actor’s practice when approaching triggering material.

A native of Southern California, I earned my B.A. from UCLA where I juggled intensive theatre conservatory training and a rigorgous liberal arts education. Additionally, I sang with the award-winning UCLA ScatterTones a cappella group, leading us to ICCA Finals three years in a row as head Choreographer.

I have worked extensively on regional stages in Los Angeles, New York and San Diego. With a special love for new works, I developed roles in the new musicals Ella Enchanted, Bachelor Girls, and Empire. Now based in London, some highlights include originating the lead role of Emma Hamilton in Irrepressible at Edinburgh Fringe and playing Iocasta in Oedipus at the National Theatre of Greece’s International workshop in Epidaurus. With my company CKC Productions, I produce, write and act in developmental new plays and musicals as well as variety cabarets and creative workshops.

Off the stage, I am an avid hiker and have enjoyed backpacking the wilderness since I was a child. I love live music, arts & crafts, wild swimming and thrifting. A frequent traveler, I particularly relish any chance I can take to explore my ancestral homeland of Greece.