Born in the culturally rich and eclectic city of Denver, Colorado, this remarkable individual embarked on a fascinating journey that would ultimately lead them to become a celebrated playwright and actor. Initially, they pursued a degree in Political Science at Brown University, with the ambitious goal of eventually becoming a lawyer. However, as the time drew near to take the LSAT, they found themselves increasingly drawn to the world of drama and the written word.
The individual's exceptional talent caught the attention of Vogel, who subsequently extended an invitation to join her esteemed playwriting class, providing them with the rare privilege of being mentored by two of the most accomplished writers to have emerged from the program. These notable writers, Pulitzer Prize winner Nilo Cruz and the late John C. Russell, are renowned for their groundbreaking works, including "Night Train to Bolina" and "Anna in the Tropics" by Cruz, and "Stupid Kids" by Russell, a play that had a lasting impact on the literary world.
