I am a theatre maker working across acting, directing, and teaching. My practice lives at the meeting point of voice and physicality — I believe the truest performances come from the body first, from characters fully inhabited rather than played from the outside.
I fell in love with performance as a child, in short skits at church. High school opened the door to the Kenya National Drama Festivals, and in 2017 I joined Youth Theatre Kenya as an actor. The company has shaped me ever since. I have moved through it as actor, stage manager, and assistant director, and in 2026 I was selected as its Assistant Artistic Director.
Alongside YTK, I teach drama and mathematics at Kivukoni International School in Kilifi, where I have also directed six student productions since 2024 — from primary-school plays to full musicals. The rhythm of teaching and directing in parallel keeps me honest. Young performers ask the questions professionals have stopped asking.
My formal training is dual-track: a BSc in Mathematics and Economics (2017–2022), alongside performance training with Disney on Broadway in 2021 and the Broadway Arts Community workshop in 2022 under Chryssie Whitehead. I draw most from Stanislavski — his insistence on naturalism and lived, individual experience maps onto the kind of African stories I want to tell: specific, grounded, unromanticised.