Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, I am a proud Cantonese-American, multi-hyphenate artist who has performed across California and loves all things art. It all started when I was three-years old, putting on improv shows in my living room for my family. Those shows composed of a lot of singing, dancing, acting, and even “late-night” comedy acts. Since then, I have added to my repertoire and taken a dive into various artistic ventures, including marching band, choir, painting, color guard, a cappella, martial arts, graphic design, animation, filmmaking, photography, and more! I love learning, and I don’t intend on ever stopping.

Outside of performing, I work full time as a speech-language pathologist, specializing in swallowing, cognitive, and communication disorders among adults who have had stroke, head and neck cancer, and neurogenic disorders. I also mentor high schoolers pursuing independent research projects (with Polygence) and teach piano to children.

Some things I like to do in my free time: travel, attend live music events, run, make matcha lattes, play with my dog Reese, research local cafes/restaurants/bars, read on current events, hang out with my friends, and watch a lot of video essays.