Kaitlyn is a NYC based performer and choreographer. She made her Broadway debut in the ensemble of My Fair Lady at the Vivian Beaumont at Lincoln Center Theatre. Kaitlyn will be featured as a choreographer in the upcoming docuseries "1300 miles to Broadway," directed by Kenny Ortega and produced by Kristin Chenoweth. Previously, she has been seen in Disney's Newsies:  The Broadway Musical on Disney+, the National Tours of Disney's Newsies (u/s Katherine), My Fair Lady and White Christmas, as well as Blue Bloods on CBS and HBO's The Gilded Age season 1 and 2. In 2019, Kaitlyn originated the role of Annleigh in the Off-Broadway premiere of We Are The Tigers. Other NYC credits: New York City Center, The Signature Theatre, The Joyce Theatre, The Duke on 42nd Street; Boston: SITI Company/ Arts Emerson's Cafe Variations (Lucia C) directed by Anne Bogart at Cutler Majestic Theatre; Regional: MUNY, Goodspeed Opera House.

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A Poughkeepsie, NY native, Kaitlyn's performance background first started with tap dance under mentors David Rider and Aaron Tolson and soon began performing with the American Tap Dance Foundation's TCYE Ensemble under choreographers including Michelle Dorrance and Brenda Buffalino. She received the American Tap Dance Foundation's Buster Brown Award for "excellence, passion and hunger for the art of tap dance." Kaitlyn continued her training in the BFA Musical Theatre program at Emerson College.

Kaitlyn is a NYC based choreographer and teacher. Kaitlyn is on faculty at Broadway Dance Center in NYC, adjunct faculty at Marymount Manhattan College in NYC, faculty at My College Audition, and was the co-director of the Emerson College BFA Musical Theatre Pre-College program (2018-2021).  Kaitlyn's choreography credits include Powerline Road at A.R.T./New York, White Christmas at The Little Theatre on The Square (2017, 2022), Touch The Sky Honoring Chita Rivera at Carnegie Hall's Zanken Hall, Broadway Cares EFA,"Swing" on Broadstream, Musical Theatre Factory, and  "SDG Groove" presented at One Humanity Live with the United Nations.