I am a theatre maker, creative producer and artist whose work sits at the intersection of theatre, community and heritage. My practice is rooted in collaboration and a belief in the power of the arts to create connection, belonging and space for stories that might otherwise go unheard.

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I trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama on the Collaborative and Devised Theatre course. A strong theatre instinct runs through my work, with storytelling that aims to resonate deeply with audiences. I am interested in creating moments that invite people to listen, empathise and reflect. I often explore analogue and digital languages, using audio, objects and theatrical storytelling to create immersive experiences that unfold in everyday spaces — around a dinner table, in a restaurant or on our high street.

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I was Associate Producer at The Dukes Theatre, where I produced my debut touring production, Glory by Nick Ahad. I later worked in talent development and commercial theatre at HOME Manchester, before joining the Museum of the Home in London as Community Producer. There, I co-led an extensive four-year programme exploring heritage and representation with Vietnamese and wider ESEA communities.

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I am now Creative Director and Joint CEO at Community Arts Northwest, where I continue to develop impactful programmes, support artists and bring people together through creative collaboration.