Taylor (she/her) is a multi-hyphenate theatre artist, educator, and arts advocate dedicated to empowering marginalized communities through storytelling, creative expression, and arts education. A proud graduate of Alabama State University, Taylor earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Performance, graduating Summa Cum Laude. Following graduation, she relocated to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she has built a dynamic career as an actress, director, choreographer, and teaching artist.

Over the past seven years, Taylor has worked with more than 1,000 young artists throughout the Greater Philadelphia region, serving students ages 3–18 through workshops, residencies, productions, and arts education programs. Her teaching philosophy centers on cultivating confidence, creativity, collaboration, and self-expression, while creating inclusive spaces where young people can discover and celebrate their unique voices.

Taylor is a Barrymore Award ed choreographer and is also the founder and Executive Director of Dream Big, Dream BLACK, a youth theatre organization committed to amplifying Black and brown voices while providing accessible,  theatre education for the next generation of artists.

Taylor remains passionate about using the arts as a tool for empowerment, connection, and transformation, and is grateful every day to do work that inspires both herself and the communities she serves.