About Allie... 

Born just outside of Rochester, NY in a small town called Honeoye Falls, Allie's first show was Old Macbeth Had a Farm where she played Witch #4 or the "Nice One". From that fateful day, Allie has gone on to do theatre as a hobby, until one afternoon senior year in High School when watching Lord of the Rings, that she decided she wanted to pursue a theatrical career. 

Now a resident of Glasgow, Scotland, Allie is a playwright, dramaturg, director, actor— anything theatre related, she’s there. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Marymount Manhattan College, where she spent four years studying acting, among other disciplines of theatre. Her college career started in an immersive production of Ibsen's A Doll's House as Christine Linde. She went on to a sketch comedy club, The Dead Rabbit's Society, Director's Projects, and a Main Stage Production. Throughout the BFA program she studied classical technique, including High Comedy and Shakespeare. Favorite scene studies include Noel Coward's Fallen Angels and Richard III as Lady Anne. She went on to intern at the Pearl Theatre Company and fell in love with recreating history on stage, as well as the crossover between historical and contemporary context through storytelling.

After a break from theatre, besides some Zoom readings of plays in progress, Allie decided it was time to get back into it. She applied to University of Glasgow for Playwriting and Dramaturgy. Only a few months later, she found herself flying halfway across the world, leaving NYC behind, to start a new life and career in Scotland. The past year have been educational, eye opening, and enriching. Allie has honed specific skills throughout her program to better her own writing as well as skills to help others in their processes as well.

Additionally, Allie is an aspiring author. She will be seeking representation for her debut fantasy novel, A Sacred Wrath, this upcoming autumn.