I am a young stage and production manager, passionate about organisation, creating comfortable working environments within a company, and most of all producing stories people care about.

I am a creative individual who is organised and detail-oriented, which is an area in which my autism benefits me. I am always willing to adapt to new situations and foster new skills. In both group settings and alone, I work well, and am able to identify and solve potential issues with efficiency. In working with me, you will find that I have a strong work ethic and am experienced in my role.

I have worked on the Edinburgh Fringe as a freelance technician, in addition to working in Fringe venues around London with Arif Silverman’s one-man epic The Godless War. My work with the National Youth Theatre as deputy stage manager on  Disco Inferno by Martha Watson-Allpress is a source of great pride, in addition to the joy of working on pantomime for two Christmas seasons.

I am currently in my 3rd Year of a BA in Stage Management and Technical Theatre at Northbrook College in Sussex, where I am specialising in stage and production management. I have managed shows of all kinds here, from cabarets in bars to a large-scale musical production, and favour the roles of production manager and deputy stage manager.

Outside of work, I enjoy hobbies such as knitting, film photography, baking, bookbinding, and reading a good murder mystery. I spend my time writing my own mystery novels, in addition to keeping involved with the board game and Clocktower community in my hometown of Worthing.