I am an incredibly versatile, creative, and reliable theatre professional. As a working class, queer theatre maker I have forged a multi-faceted approach to my practice, meaning I have a large variety of applicable and transferable skills that have allowed me to work continuously in theatre since 2017.

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I graduated from Queen Margaret University's Drama and Performance course with a 1st Class honours degree from their BA Drama and Performance course in 2016. I then became the first ever Scottish student to study at the National Theater Institute at the prestigious Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in the USA.

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My career and work ethic is driven by an absolute passion and commitment to theatre as an artform. I apply the same level of dedication and care towards every creative project I'm involved with, regardless of the role I fulfil - from acting, to directing, to stage management and tech.

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As a maker and director I make semi-autobiographical, verbatim, and genre bending theatre about under-told stories. By blending theatre with other genres that discuss socio-political issues, I hope to encourage, and make easier, difficult conversations that otherwise might not have happened.