Back when I was just starting out I thought I was on top of the world not truly knowing what the reality I would face when I start college and work in the same day. I was homeschooled when I moved to New York, however that made me the way I am. If I didn't follow my dreams to become an actress I don't think I would ever be where I am. Basically what I'm saying is that my life is a reality now. Having people stop me on the streets now in NYC is a normal. I'm blessed to have people stop me because I love talking to fans. When I'm in a rush I feel bad when I can't see them. Going out of the stage door every show gives me a bright light to listen to the stories of the fans. As a teenager growing up I stood at the stage door for 2 hours every time I went to a show. I was a dedicated fan to so many show and I'm still that way. Now after I see my friends in shows we go to their dressing room or go to dinner together. We have always gotten together on Mondays since that was our day off.
  Starting in a new show was a reality now. Each show I was in was new to Broadway or tour.
Getting to open my acting career to the different shows made me feel like I had a foundation of what I wanted to be known for. The thing I most wanted to be known for was Broadway in New York and Broadway tours. Something I was looking in for a role is that it would fit my personality the best. I could truly be me in the rehearsal room and be on stage and feel like not being judged.