I am a theatre maker and creative artist currently living in Hampshire, England.
My theatre work spans performance, direction, and playwrighting, with a strong focus on community-based theatre.​

 I was a performer and musician in my youth and returned to the stage after working in the events industry for over a decade in Cape Town. After moving to England, I auditioned for roles at amateur theatre companies and was cast in four productions within my first three months as a performer, shortly before coronavirus restrictions were implemented in 2020. 

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Having completed a degree in Theatre Studies, I am currently undertaking my honours research project at Rose Bruford College, one of the UK’s most respected institutions for theatre and performance. My research explores musicality and theatrical timing in absurdist theatre.

 I hold a Grade 8 Distinction in Popular Music Theory and attend regular singing lessons to improve my versatility as a performer. I can often be found treading the boards at local theatres in and around Hampshire, and have worked as a support volunteer, helping performers with learning disabilities to develop their acting skills.

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I have also performed twice at the annual Totton Festival of Drama, receiving a nomination for Best Adult Actress in 2025 and winning the Best Adult Actress Award in 2026.

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Apart from performance, I enjoy photography and playwriting. I have worked as a professional photographer, photographing weddings, music, and sports events. Although I still do event photography on the odd occasion, nature photography is my passion. 

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When I am not involved with creative activities, my three children and four dogs enjoy finding things for me to do.