Hi, I’m Zoe!

I’m a multidisciplinary artist, creator, performer, and yoga teacher based in New York City.

I was born and raised in sunny San Diego, California, and have been performing on stage since I was 7 years old. In addition to performing, I’ve been making things for as long as I can remember—writing stories, scripts, and songs, making movies with my toys, putting on interpretive dances with my friends to earn a sleepover, and holding my family hostage while I performed cabaret shows for them. For a long time, I thought I had to choose one thing to be taken seriously. Now, I’ve realized I don’t have to put myself in a box. I’m simply an artist and creator who does many things and has many passions.

I earned my BFA in Musical Theatre from Texas Christian University and have spent years training and working as a performer, but I’ve come to see performance as just one part of a much bigger creative practice. I’m equally interested in writing the story, making the video, writing the song, telling the joke, building the world, and figuring out how all of those pieces can exist together.

These days, I’m creating across video, social media, podcasting, writing, music, comedy, and performance. Through my TikTok, YouTube, and Substack, I document the messy, funny, meaningful process of being a young artist in New York and figuring out how to build a creative life that actually feels like my own.

My work is rooted in creativity, identity, womanhood, self-worth, relationships, mindfulness, and the absurdity of being an artist living under the patriarchy and capitalism. Some of my artistic inspirations are:

My day job is babysitting, and my hobbies include yoga, long walks by the water, reading, journaling, meditating, day trips, fun gluten-free restaurants, and making yet another cup of coffee.

I believe in the power of art not just to entertain, but to create empathy and deepen our collective understanding. As a mindfulness practitioner and yogi, I’m guided by the Eight Limbs of Yoga and the Buddhist Eightfold Path—principles that help me cultivate a compassionate, ethical, joyful life both onstage and off.