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What Up Dogs.
I was born in Birmingham to a playwright and a horse transporter and grew up in Lichfield in Staffordshire. The grand daughter of two Olympic show jumpers (from different teams!), I have family across the UK and the US. As a child, I worked for BBC Radio Birmingham playing sickly children generally on daytime dramas and afternoon plays and went on to play Izzy Blake on The Archers for six years. |
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I trained with various youth theatres, got my BA (hons) in Musical Theatre from Mountview and since, I have worked extensively as an Actor, Singer, Voice Artist and Creative Practitioner in all areas of the industry.
I was nominated for an Offie in 2016 and went on to win Best Performance two years running at Birmingham Fest. |
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I'm a passionate educator and work extensively with West End In Schools on their drama and dance workshops in primary schools across the UK.
I spent Summer 2020 aiding the development of a new workshop inspired by the "Recovery Curriculum" to help primary-aged children process the COVID-19 pandemic and their new "normal". |
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I'm always training in something whether it's all six levels of improvisation with the Free Association, sketch writing with the Soho Theatre Young Company, weapons handling with Bare Arms, white water kayak at Lee Valley or Spanish on Duolingo.
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I'm a shameless adrenaline junkie and spend most of my free time hiking, cycling, kayaking or rock climbing. I’m an inept if passionate gamer, I chase zombies with an airsoft gun as a side hustle, can swing a sword and ride a horse side saddle.
I live in North London with my tiny terrier Tawni. According to Quentin Letts I honk terrifically... |
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