I’m a writer-director. After 15 years working in theatre, I became an award-winning filmmaker. I also write for TV.

I studied at RADA, receiving further training at the National Theatre as a director and as a writer at Channel 4 (Screenwriter’s Initiative) As a contributing director, my TV credits include work for ITV, Channel 4 and BBC iPlayer. I have cast for comedy talent like Simon Amstell and regularly support performers behind the scenes.

My film “Dug. Or, The Moral of The Story Is” starring Daniel Portman (GoT, Black Mirror) won the Audience Award at Picturehouse CREATE festival 2026 (formerly Sundance, London). It has been selected for Bolton International Film Festival (2026), a BAFTA and BIFA qualifying showcase. It will screen internationally in 2026 and 2027.

My theatre credits are extensive. As an associate, staff or assistant director, I have worked for National Theatre, Donmar Warehouse, Soho Theatre, Lyric Theatre, Gate, Headlong and more. I have directed shows for Hampstead Theatre, Southwark Playhouse and Old Vic, receiving four star reviews from the Evening Standard, Independent, Time Out, The Arts Desk and The Times.

As a writer, I have received assignments or commissions from BBC Radio 4, Royal Court, Royal & Derngate, HighTide, Headlong and an attachment residency at National Theatre Studio.

I was awarded the JB Priestley Prize in 2023 from the Royal Literary Fund and my TV pilot Kitty Fisher was selected by showrunner Stephen Knight as a top script in the first Birmingham Film & TV Market prize in his name.

Currently: I have scripted TV ideas in development and one feature.

Artists Anonymous: I founded a 60+ strong in-person community of writers, artists and creatives in London. It’s a professional thing. But it’s also f**king uplifting and a big part of my life - and I see it as an extension of my own creative practice.