Theatre Work

A selection of projects I have worked on as a writer, director and producer

 

 

A Brief History of Neurodivergence will be playing at C Alto Studios from 4th-10th August 2025. 

 

Tickets are available from the Ed Fringe website. 

This show is available for small scale touring in Scotland and England from Autumn 2025 - Summer 2026. Please get in touch to discuss availability and rates. 

 

 

 

Two women leaning on a mushroom sleeping. One is holding a puppet wrapped in fairy lights
A woman with red hair in a white shirt, reaching out to a woman with blonde hair who is wearing a school uniform and a yellow backpack
A masked performer standing in the woods reaching out a hand to the camera. Other performers and lights in the background
A brown haired woman holding up a phone to get a selfie with several other people

 

 

August 2025

A Brief History of Neurodivergence - Edinburgh Fringe Festival, supported by the Keep it Fringe Fund

Writer/Performer

 

May 2024

Louder Than Words, Traverse Theatre - Edinburgh

Writer

 

May 2022

Rooted in Guildford, a community arts and mental health festival

Founder and Producer

 

May 2022

Home Grown: A Night of New Writing - G Live, Guildford

Director, Dramaturg and Producer

 

Sept - Nov 2021

Tír na nÓg - R and D and Tour

Writer, Director and Producer

 

2015 - 2018

Lost Village Music Festival, Lincolnshire

Writer and Creative Producer (Theatre Programme)

 

2017

What Once Was Ours - Zest Theatre, National Tour

Creative Producer

 

First Person - Zest Theatre, National Tour

Creative Producer

 

2016

Gatecrash - Zest Theatre, National Tour

Creative Producer

 

2015 - 2017

Thrive - Zest Theatre, National Tour

Creative Producer

 

Boy Meets Girl - Zest Theatre, National Tour

Creative Producer

 

“Tír na nÓg was simply exquisite from start to finish. The audience were captivated and both the gentler and more upbeat sections were perfectly placed in the overall structure for that age group. A great success and we feel proud that the venue was able to play a small part by supporting the project.”

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