About Me

Cinderella is currently working as an Entertainment Host for Disney Cruise Line. She has been with the company for four years and has done multiple performer roles. She is part of a documentary by Untapped Storytellers called Dear Asian Girls: Just Be You. The documentary is set to enter different festivals and was recently featured in DisOrient Asian American Festival in Oregon. She is traveling the world while making magic on the high seas hoping that one day, she’ll grace the stage and continue telling her stories. 

She moved to New York in October 2015 to study at the American Musical and Dramatic Academy. She graduated in February 2017 and has been performing at cabarets, off-off Broadway shows, sketch shows, open mics, and is part of the National Asian Artists Project (NAAP) - Broadway Chorus. The NAAP was founded by Baayork Lee (recent recipient of the Isabelle Stevenson Tony Award), Steven Ang, and Nina Zoie Lam.  She also worked with Lance Horne, an Emmy award-winning composer, lyricist, and performer. 

Before coming to New York, Cinderella spent four and a half years in Singapore as a performer and a teacher. She taught early years, drama, and musical theatre at Centre Stage School of the Arts (CSSOTA). She was also part of Singapore Repertory Theatre's Young Co., a branch of one of Singapore's leading theatre company that focuses on training Singapore's aspiring performers. She was also involved in productions by the Singapore Arts Festival, Pesta Raya, Singapore Lyric Opera, iTheatre, Serendip Productions, and more. 

After leaving New York, she went back to Singapore to do some shows (perform and direct) and teach again at CSSOTA. During her brief stay in Singapore she performed in Marina Bay Sands - Sands Theatre for CSSOTA's Christmas Panto - Corporal Crumble's Christmas Crisis. She also directed and coached the school's production of Into The Woods, Annie Kids, and various events for their Spotlight program.

Mid-way her last year at the University of the Philippines, Cinderella branched out of university productions and worked with the touring production of Philippine Educational Theater Association's Mga Kwento Ni Lola Basyang (The Stories of Granny Basyang) and Batang Rizal (Young Rizal), World Theater Project's production of Bertolt Brecht's The Threepenny Opera, MMQ Productions, and more.