So who am I and what is my work about? Since the age of 7, I was captivated by the power of theatre from a simple TIE show that toured our local primary school. My parents were Vietnamese boat people, so we had little opportunity to engage with Arts and culture.  

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Raised between rice and roast potatoes, I make work from a transcultural perspective. My work is often multi-sensory and immersive, experimenting with form to create experiences that are playful, intimate and collective.​ My artistic practice is rooted in devised theatre and is strongly influenced by heritage and headphone verbatim theatre. 

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For much of my career, I have worked closely with Vietnamese, ESEA and global majority communities, making work with and for them. After many years as a creative producer, bringing people together to build meaningful collaborations and projects, I am now continuing this work in my role as the Creative director of Community Arts northwest in Manchester.