ABOUT ME

Hello Hello!

Hope is a New York + Rhode Island based actor, dancer, and performance artist. Hope grew up surrounded by the squawks of seagulls and dipping her toes into the Atlantic. Living just 10 minutes from Misquamicut Beach, her days were spent exploring. Whether it was kingdoms made from sand, playing mermaids in the ocean, or writing poetry on the shore, Hope began to foster a love for play. Auditions had gone up for the local summer production of Disney's Sleeping Beauty. Fairies? Princesses? Magic brooms that did the chores? Sign her up!

With a few more shows under her little belt, Hope went on to help kickstart her high school's theatre program. Her freshmen year, it was just her and three other classmates. Hope went on to perform as Emily Webb in Our Town and Abigail Williams in The Crucible before the pandemic hit. During this time, Hope took the opportunity to produce original work. Hope grew a 19k+ following on TikTok over the pandemic by posting original theatrical content. This ignited the spark to pursue her passion at a higher level.

Hope graduated May '25 with her BFA in Acting & Minor in Dance from Marymount Manhattan College (Summa Cum Laude, Honors College member, Dean's List Recipient every semester).

Career & Life Updates

Hope has worked on 4 television series in the past few months. 3 pilots (Netflix, Apple TV+, MGM+), 1 network (Password starring Jimmy Fallon)
August 2025 Hope performed with the Colonial Theatre as Juliet in their Shakespeare’s Summer Shorts Series.
Off-off broadway debut! July 10-19th 2025, Hope performed in a new original work, Elements: A Genre Bending War Play Featuring Famous Faces and Gwyneth Paltrow. An 8-show run at the Nu Box Theatre; you can read about the show here.
June 2025, I was in a staged reading workshop, led by Reg E. Gaines.
The short film, Girls Just Wanna Have Fun, in which I play the lead, debuted in May 2025 (recipient of four awards at the collegiate level).

Hope studied abroad in Oxford, UK with the British American Drama Academy last July. As a member of the Midsummer in Oxford Cohort '24, Hope spent over 140 hours exploring the rich theatre scene of London and studying under renowned artists (Geraldine Alexander, Leo Wringer, Jackie Snow, Jeremy Finch, Mick Barnfather, & Tom McClane). Studies specialized in classical acting, Shakespeare, movement, voice & speech, and clowning. Hope's dream is to gender-bend as many traditionally male Shakespearian roles as she is able to. So far, she has performed as King Ferdinand of Navarre (Love's Labour's Lost) and Claudio (Much Ado About Nothing).