A life built around the next story
My journey as a performer began with music. I played the trumpet from a young age, and through it I discovered the joy of creating something together with other people. In middle school, I was introduced to theatre — and quickly realized I had found something I never wanted to stop doing.
Since then, I've always been looking for the next opportunity to perform, create, and learn.
THE WORK
One of the most formative experiences of my career so far was performing as The Prince in a national tour of The Little Mermaid. For a year, I travelled across the United States, performing in different cities and theatres and experiencing the unique rhythm of life on the road.
Along the way, I've continued seeking out workshops, masterclasses, auditions, and new creative opportunities. I genuinely love discovering a new musical, finding a character I can't stop thinking about, or walking into a rehearsal room knowing there is something there I've never done before.
WHERE I COME FROM
Behind my journey is my family. I'm incredibly lucky to have three older brothers whom I look up to and learn from every day, as well as parents who have always encouraged me to pursue what makes me happy and never give up when things get difficult.
Their support has given me the courage to move across the world, take risks, start over, and keep chasing this career.
That journey eventually took me from Norway to the United States, where I studied Musical Theatre at AMDA College of the Performing Arts, graduating with a BFA in 2025. Living and training in New York and Los Angeles exposed me to a completely different world of theatre and performance, surrounded by artists from all over the world who shared the same drive to create.
My training has shaped me as both an actor and a singer, combining classical vocal technique with musical theatre, acting, dance, improvisation, character work, and on-camera performance. But more than anything, it taught me to stay curious — because there is always something new to learn.
I'm particularly drawn to powerful stories and complex characters, especially those that live somewhere between darkness and playfulness. I love the challenge of finding what makes a character human — and then bringing that truth to the stage.
For me, theatre is at its best when preparation and instinct meet. When all the work disappears, and for a moment, something real happens between the performer and the audience.
I believe theatre should leave a mark — on the audience, on the artist, and on the world.
WHAT'S NEXT
My journey has taken me from Norway to New York and Los Angeles, across stages throughout the United States, and now back home again.
But I'm not finished.
I'm continuing to build my career as an actor and singer, while developing my own creative work and looking for the next story worth telling.
Fearless. Human. Unforgettable.
I'm just getting started.