ACTING

I moved to London at the age of 16 to pursue a career in the performing arts. I was awarded a full scholarship at both ArtsEd 6th Form and Tring Park School. Due to it's reputation I decided to go to ArtsEd and that is where my training began. After studying Musical Theatre for 2 years at the 6th form, I finished my second year signing with a top boutique agency in London and after a year in the industry and working with The National Youth Theatre I then decided I wanted to focus more specifically on straight acting technique. I then went to Drama School ArtsEd to study on their BA Acting Course as the Leverhulme Scholar. Whilst at ArtsEd I co-created the theatre company 306 Theatre Company and co-wrote and directed our first play The Youth We Were Given. 3 years later I graduated with a first class honours degree and signed with a new agent. 

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After graduating I went up to The Edinburgh Fringe Festival performed in the 3 Weeks Editors award winning play A Wake In Progress. I then came back and worked with the Russian film company Lateral Summer Studio on their interactive series Who_You, and then in their Cannes Film Festival Submission, The Trench. ​ After that, and over the last few years, I've been lucky enough to perform at venues such as Shakespeares' Globe Theatre in London, Arcola Theatre, Turbine Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre, Bush Theatre, The Lowry, Leeds Playhouse and The Traverse Theatre in Edinbugh. I'm currently finishing writing my play Better Yet?, which was shortlisted for the Original Theatre Playwrighting Award in 2022.

 

Most recently I appeared in an episode of the series The Paramedics and in the short film Sweetheart and the World Premiere of JJ Green's critically acclaimed and OFFIE- nominated play A-Typical Rainbow at the Turbine Theatre Off-West End and Tim Foley's new play DRIFTWOOD, a co-production between Pentabus Theatre Company and ThickSkin Theatre Company, which has been nominated for an OFFIE for best Online Production. Having just appeared in the World Premier of Barney Norris' new play The Band Back Together at London's Arcola Theatre, I am set to tour DRIFTWOOD nationally January- March 2025. And recently wrapped on ITV's Code Of Silence and on the feature film NOMAD both set to premiere in 2025.

 

Whilst remaining present and active as an actor in the industry I am always grateful to be able to use my experiences and training to draw on and help others as a public speaking coach and acting tutor. I am currently the Co-Leader for the Part Time Acting Foundation and ArtsEd, previously the Part-Time Resident Acting Tutor at Identity School Of Acting as well as visiting tutor for the Institute of Contemporary Theatre. 

 

My acting CV (Spotlight) and examples of work can be found here.

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