For as long as she can remember, Rosie has loved searching for beauty and joy in the world around her—in the peacefulness of the trees in her backyard she would often climb, the vastness of a night sky, or the bustling noise of the city. 

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When she saw her first ever musical (a community production of My Fair Lady in New Jersey, where she was born and raised) at 11 years old, Rosie caught the bug. Severely. The energy of the performers was infectious, and she immediately knew that she wanted to share this joy with everyone she could. 

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​ What began as writing scripts for her and her siblings to perform for her parents grew into an incessant calling to tell stories on stage (often through song, of course) for as long as she's able. Throughout high school, she took every chance she could to perform and take classes at her local community theaters. The magic she found in those theaters she will never forget, and it inspired her to pursue theatre as a career through college. 

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If you happen to bump into Rosie today, she will likely be found singing her sentences, consuming various forms of espresso, discussing a play or historical fiction novel, cracking a maybe-too-cringey joke, or laughing with her dear friends and family.​ Her dream is to tell stories through performance that empower and inspire people to have an open heart and to seek beauty, joy, and love anywhere it can be found. 

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Rosie is currently working towards her B.A. in Musical Theatre at DeSales University, where she will graduate in May of 2025. 

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