Actress
CurrentMy work predominantly consists of gritty drama and I am also interested in sensory, experiential theatre.In March 2017, I wrote and performed my own one woman show, Birdcage, at Next Up (Scratch Night at the Gala Theatre Durham) which explores the tragic relationship between a woman and her eating disorder."Most of the population are confined to some sort of cage and the majority of them don’t even know it. You can see how beautiful the world is and yet you perch there, selfishly wasting your gifts and talents. Scarlett holds the keys to her prison. Will she ever taste emancipation or will the temptation of repetition and familiarity clip her wings forever?"Audience Feedback collated by Rory Stuart (Cultural Officer at Gala Theatre):"Excellent performance. The two character conversations worked very well. It helped me to better understand the internal mental battle of an anorexia sufferer and how this manifests physically. A powerful piece. Deserves a wider audience.""A very thoughtful and elegant performance. I liked the monologue style and swapping roles - very effective. Great characterisation.""I liked the piece. It was provoking and evocative. Great performance. Lively script. more please!"