actor by trade. So initially when I left high school and I started on my career path, I got an undergraduate degree in biology and psychology. And when I was in undergrad, I started dancing and I just kind of fell in love with it. And it was kind of, you know, make or break it. Give it a shot. So I auditioned for a conservatory in Philadelphia and I went to a dance conservatory there for a year, two years and then I got accepted to NYU Tish for my MFA in dance. And so I was a dancer in New York City for a long, long time. But I started dancing late. I started dancing when I was 21 years old. It was one of those things where I just threw myself into it entirely. And through there, my career over the 20 years that I lived in New York City kind of evolved. It started out as a crunchy, granola, downtown, modern dancer. And then I moved more kind of uptown into the off-Broadway world, doing more physical dance theater, acting. And so I've done a number of off-Broadway shows. I've done two Broadway shows. And I started transitioning more into acting when the pandemic hit. So I was working on a play in March of 2020 and my entire industry got shut down. And so for a long time I had been wanting to get back to my biology