About Me

A job elimination on Wall Street and a life-altering car accident soon after taught me one invaluable lesson: when life hands you a bunch of lemons, don’t bother with making lemonade. It’s time to step off that ride and try something new. And so, I did.

I exchanged my predictable, conservative daily routine for something I had always dreamed of—comedy. I enrolled in a 6-week Stand-Up class to see if I could stand up (literally and figuratively—after the accident, that wasn’t always easy!) and perhaps even do stand-up comedy. The journey began, and what followed has been a fun, ongoing exploration toward comedic greatness (gotta aim high, right?).

Over time, my love for entertaining expanded beyond stand-up into acting. I had the incredible opportunity to appear on network and cable TV shows, in movies, cinema, cartoons, and voiceovers. These experiences have shaped my ability to connect with a diverse range of audiences, both live and on screen.

As a stand-up comic, I’ve performed at renowned venues across the New York area, including Dangerfield’s, The Broadway Comedy Club, The Comic Strip Live, Greenwich Village Comedy Club, My Father’s Place, Governor’s, The Brokerage, and many other spots around Gateway Comedy on Long Island. But my dedication to comedy doesn't stop at the big clubs—I've also taken the stage at Senior Centers, Assisted Living facilities, local libraries, and restaurants throughout New York and New Jersey. If there’s an audience that wants to laugh, I’m there.

I continue to invest in improving my craft, working on my style, and perfecting my performances. My comedic style has evolved into something that feels true to who I am and resonates with the audiences I perform for. It’s based on real-life events—my wacky family, equally quirky friends, and my observations on the madness of the world around me.

I strive to keep my material clean and relatable, weaving stories that everyone can connect with. Whether I’m on stage, in front of a camera, or behind the microphone, my goal is simple: to entertain, make people laugh, and bring a little joy into their lives.