I Started out my carer as a performing arts student at age 7, Firstly a performer in many shows at Hull Truck taking on rolls like, Mamma from Chicago, Countess Wraith from Dracula spectacular, Nun from Blondel, fat Sam Bugsy Malone, to name but a few by the time I was 15 I had already gained all England theatre festival awards like Junior director and best actress and did a few years singing in the pubs and clubs, furthering my studies I went to America and studied set construction advanced drama and musical theatre, on returning I landed a job with the BBC radio working in the script department for the help line, Lamda qualified actress by age 23 I then went into the teaching side of things and set up my own drama school, working along side this I also started working for stagecoach theatre arts and signed up to do the drama coaching, in between all this I was available for cover teaching with a local recruitment agency. Along the way I realised my skills were needed in the more corporate side of things, helping companies with team building and spoken English, giving speeches and learning about pitch delivery. The buzz of performing whether it be singing or acting makes my soul dance and my senses explode, and if I can give my skills to someone else and encourage them to be confident and open to performance then it has been worth my input. The best credits for me are when I hear of ex students doing well because of the encouragement and ability to push themselves and be confident that they wouldn't have been able to achieve without my help.