I was getting ready to go into my rehearsal when I was stopped in streets. It felt so strange to me. When I first got to the city I didn't think I would get noticed right away. I was on the subway going to theatre district from my apartment when I heard people yelling my name from a few feet behind me. Being noticed didn't seem normal. I am just a normal girl doing theatre as a job. Growing up in theatre knowing people gave me a leg up to know what it felt like to get recognized on the streets. I asked the people "how did you recognize me?" 
The girls that yelled for me said "we saw your jacket from a few blocks back. We were trying to figure out if it was actually you or not. The three of us just took the chance and yelled your name." I asked the girls for their names because when I got to the show I wanted to give them a shoutout since I had taken a picture with them. They said their names were Katherine, Alexis , and Madeline. Once I got to my dressing room I posted the picture to my Instagram and tagged them. Even when I went to visit my friends after I had taken a little break from the Broadway stages I would still be a supportive best friend I would go to the shows then go to their dressing rooms after the show. When I would go visit them I would sometimes go out the stage door with them for fun. I would get recognized sometime depending on the shows because I wasn't gone from Broadway for very long. When I wasn't in New York auditioning or doing a Broadway show I was in California with my sister Loren doing something with tv or a movie.
I spent a few months in California for personal reasons and for tv and movies I was doing. When I was in California I was living with my sister Loren. Since I came back to New York I FaceTime her everyday in between shows or before my shows. All my sister have seen me in a show or two. Each of them have seen my tv show or movie if they didn't see me in my Broadway debut.