I am an actor, singer, dancer, and theatre-maker committed to creating work that is authentic, emotionally rigorous, and deeply collaborative. I am drawn to stories that demand vulnerability, embrace complexity, and leave both artist and audience contemplative. Whether working in classical theatre, new plays, musicals, or devised performance, I approach every project with curiosity, generosity, and a willingness to take creative risks.
Originally from Chico, California, and raised in Madison, Wisconsin, I discovered performance at an early age. As a child navigating severe anxiety and a speech impediment, the stage became more than a place to perform. Acting became a place to learn how to communicate, learn how to imagine, and to understand the world around me. That relationship with theatre and the stage continues to shape the way I make art today.
I began working professionally at fourteen and have continued building a multidisciplinary practice across theatre, musical theatre, film, directing, and devising. I am currently pursuing a degree in Theatre Arts at Brown University with an emphasis in Acting, where my work explores questions of identity, memory, class, and human connection through performance.
My goal in my theatre and performance endeavors is to pursue work that asks difficult questions with compassion and invites audiences into shared acts of imagination. My goal is to create work that is both adventurous, obscure, and emotionally honest; and ultimately, work that lingers long after the performance ends.
After graduating from Brown in June 2027, I plan to pursue an MFA in Acting and continue building a career creating bold new work as both a performer and theatre-maker. Creating art is not simply my profession; it is the lifelong practice through which I hope to contribute to a bit moreNcompassion and a lot more change in the world.
— Noah