At a young age, Abbie began to explore her vivid imagination and deep love for storytelling. Growing up in a household that fostered creativity and authenticity, she could often be found playing Barbies with her sister. There, she would create and dive into complex characters, with incredibly developed plotlines and impossible circumstances (or so her six year old brain thought). They soon transformed the characters they would create with their dolls and began to step into other peoples stories through the art of theater! 

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They got their start at the age of six immersing themselves in dance training, vocal lessons and countless productions. Abbie continued to perform with different theatre companies in Maryland, a journey that ultimately led them to The Boston Conservatory. Here Abbie is pursuing their BFA in Musical Theater with an emphasis in dance. During her time at BoCo, she devoted herself to diverse acting techniques, experienced tremendous growth as a dancer and most importantly found a community that fosters young creatives (like herself!). Abbie hopes to carry a sense of that environment with her wherever she goes. 

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When Abbie isn’t performing or spending time with her family (including her adored miniature Goldendoodle, Millie), she’s most likely at the gym. They’re on the path to becoming a personal trainer and certified nutrition coach, inspired by the idea that strength can be empowering, especially for women in a world that still clings to diet culture and often sidelines queer, female voices.