Projects
- Hand Me Down - The White Bear - 2022Role: Director Written by Carla Rudyard, Directed by Amélie Roch It’s 1967. Cybil doesn’t want a baby, but has no choice. 53 years later, her daughter’s daughter must decide whether to become a mother like the women before her. Hand Me Down is a fast paced and uplifting play that explores generational attitudes towards motherhood throughout 50 years of women’s history in the UK.
- The Joys of Being: (Fat, Queer, Woman) - Raise the Vibration, The Bread and Roses - 2021Role: Writer/Performer Raise The Vibration is a Standing Ovation Award Finalist at LPT Awards ‘Wide-ranging monologues, told with incisiveness, intelligence and humour, as they dissect great and small acts of mental and physical abuse perpetuated against women.’ ★★★★★ Fat, Queer, Woman is a digital piece telling tales of existing in a marginalised body. Through intersecting identities we see how these experiences are shaped and identity markers become something we fear, not for what they mea
- What's Your Problem? - Edric Theatre - 2019Role: Performer/Maker We are thinking about dying, all the time - so we made this. Dear Theresa May, We would like to cordially invite you on a night out, followed by a private concert and a trip to the doctors office. You’ve been referred on account of ‘public concern’. It may not be running through a field of wheat, but we think you’ll enjoy it anyway. What's your problem is a devised piece utilising three different experiences of interacting with the NHS mental health services under
- Creation (Pictures for Dorian) - Southbank Centre - 2018Role: Performer "So much of Creation deals with visibility: the desire for it, and what can be achieved by it" - Maddy Costa (Exeunt Magazine) Creation is the realm of gods and artists, who create beauty through sheer will and their own bare hands. But who decides what is beautiful? Creation (Pictures for Dorian) is inspired by Oscar Wilde’s iconic character Dorian Gray, who remains eternally youthful at a terrible cost to his soul. There’s probably a little bit of Dorian in all of us. Joined
- A chaotic assemblage of understanding(s): FOXES - The LUX Institute - 2017Role: Performer A project created by Liz Rosenfeld with the support of the Goethe Institute In between scenes cards, a beginning, middle and end, narrative arcs and characters, exists a discursive emotional current of a film treatment. Traditionally film treatments are prose explaining basic story of a film, and serve as vessels between scene structure and dialogue. On June 21st, Liz Rosenfeld will present a durational experiment: a performative reading of her first feature film treatment, FOX
- Sheltered - Edinburgh Fringe Festival - 2016Role: Writer, director, producer **** "Important, and unashamedly political" - Olivia Cormack (EdFringeReview.com) Homelessness: an inescapable reality of the modern world. An issue that is too close to home for far too many. But the path to the streets isn’t always as concrete as it seems. What makes you immune? You choose who performs, you choose which voices are heard. Come find shelter and hear our stories. Following 4 star reviews from both Broadway Baby and EdFringeReview.com, Sheltered
Work history
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FounderKing Cupid
London, United KingdomPart Time
King Cupid is a queer-led and focussed company, hosting singles events and speed-dating nights across London.
Skills
- Theatre
- Performance Art
- Acting
- Painting
- Drawing
- Ceative Writing
- Voice Artist
- Events Planning
- Event Execution
Education
Drama and PerformanceLondon South Bank University
London, United Kingdom