My work is an inquiry into my lived experiences and using that as beginning to approach larger topics. I investigate how my own microcosm is a direct effect of the macrocosm and what I experience on a private level, relates to what is happening publicly- in the social-political- economic vaccuum. Therefore, there is an urgency to what I create- I tap into what we, as a society are currently moving through.
I use multiple disciplines to communicate my ideas- stand up comedy, music, poetry, and storytelling. My theatrical body of work exists in the intersection of education and entertainment, using the theater as a classroom and allowing the audience to sit with reflection, self-inquiry or to engage in public discourse about the topics addressed.
I am an advocate for survivor's of gender-based violence and all of my work aims to disrupt rape culture, point out how internalized misogyny manifests, and debunk myths around female sexuality and the female body. I am also interested in deconstructing the wellness industrial complex and exposing the problems within these spaces that merge the spiritual and the physical.
My work as an artist shares the humanity in the unreasonable, the gross, the unthinkable, and the wild, because life exists in each of these things.
May we find the “Lila”- the divine play of it all.
Theatre Unleashed
Star has worked as an advocate for survivors’ voices including partnerships with The NYC Mayor’s Office to ENDGBV, Beyond the Violence: Stop Domestic Violence, and is a member of RAINN Speaker’s Bureau.
She is a graduate of NYU's Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Theatre and a graduate of Community Word Project’s TAP program, a social-justice focused program for teaching artists. Star is the writer and creator of #MeToo, a one-woman show (Edinburgh Fringe, SOLOFEST, United Solo, Second City, Hollywood Fringe) which won the Spark Award at Edinburgh Fringe and was awarded a V-Day Foundation grant Award. V-Day was founded in 1998 by playwright V, formerly known as Eve Ensler.
Star is the creator of Villain Era (Edinburgh Fringe, 59E59 Theaters, UCB) which details her experience of going viral to 17 million people in 2019 on a YouTube show called “Odd man Out” where she received the “villain edit” and as a result became internet hall of fame “famous” and was cyber-bullied for over 6 years. Villain Era is a comedy that highlights cancel culture and social media ethics.
Star’s new work- Cl*t Cult, is a one-woman comedy show with original music about a sexual wellness cult which received its premiere at wild project as apart of the NY Fringe Festival in April of 2026.
Star got her comedy start at UCB in Los Angeles and has performed and trained at The Groundlings, The PIT, and Villain Theater Miami where she was featured in Fresh Faces, a showcase of new stand up comedy talent.
As an Anti-Bullying Advocate, and proponent of anti-cyber harassment, Star has been featured on podcasts like Breaking Bullying and PTSD and Beyond to address cyber-harassment
and the impact of online bullying. Star has taught yoga for
over 12 years and practiced for 20 years- training and
teaching all over the world. For her experience and
resume with yoga and meditation click here
As a teaching artist, Star has taught for Marquis Studios,
Wingspan Arts and Neo-Political Cowgirls. Star has also
offered online workshops (in partnership with GOLD
Comedy) helping artists prepare for the
Edinburgh Fringe.
As an Anti-Bullying Advocate, and proponent of anti-cyber harassment, Star has been featured on podcasts like Breaking Bullying and PTSD and Beyond to address cyber-harassment and the impact of online bullying. Star has taught yoga for over 12 years and practiced for 20 years- training and teaching all over the world. For her experience and resume with yoga and meditation click here
As a teaching artist, Star has taught for Marquis Studios, Wingspan Arts and Neo-Political Cowgirls. Star has also offered online workshops (in partnership with GOLD Comedy) helping artists prepare for the
Edinburgh Fringe.
