This is an original dance to showcase my passion for the art form.

I performed the monologue “Jawbreaker” from the musical Ride the Cyclone.

"Sunsets" is about the pain of watching a loved one fade.

I recorded my singing (as Elsa and Siren), and then I shot a video of me in Tahoe as Elsa, and then edited to add the "special effects".

As one of the choreographers of the Vietnamese fan dance for our school’s unity assembly, our goal is to not only showcase the beauty and grace of this art form but also to pay tribute to the cultural heritage of Vietnam.

I choreographed this contemporary ballet piece to reflect moments in our lives.

I spent two weeks at a summer conservatory at AMDA, I spent the time learning the song and assigning what the song meant to me.

Stay is a choreographed contemporary duet following the story of an ending relationship, using Rihanna's song of the same name.

This year, I have been auditioning for colleges in order to be accepted into their BFA acting conservatories.

Here is my cover of "Home" from Beetlejuice: The Musical! The character, Lydia Deetz, is one of my dream roles, and I love how emotional and raw this song is.

My friend told me that she wanted to make a short film and asked if I would be in it.

When I express through creativity with singing or dance, all the worries I had in my head, the monsters of being a teenager disappear.

Both of the monologues that I performed are a connection to me.

This piece by Sara Bareilles from my favorite musical, Waitress, follows the perspective of Jenna, who has just found out that she is pregnant with her abusive husband's child.

My dance is to Billie Eilish's "Bury a Friend," and the original choreography is by Spella. I chose this choreography because I really wanted to try tutting, which is a style that I have not explored much before.

This piece was created to compete during the 2021-2022 dance season.

I spent some time to think about how I relate to this character and what it would take for me to behave the same way she did in the production. I use that when I act.

This is an excerpt from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker - Spanish Dance.