About Me

I am a working actor and writer based in Dorset. I started my own acting journey as a teenager in the National Youth Theatre of Great Britain, before going on to study at Rose Bruford College. I graduated in 2022 with a 1st class degree. In my final year, I was shortlisted for the prestigious Spotlight Prize and following this, I immediately started working as an actor.

I also undertook facilitator training with NYT in 2019 and 2020, which led to me working with them from 2019-2022 as both a course assistant and course director.

I have worked in the West End multiple times, at the National Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company and for the BBC on multiple occasions. I was also part of the Olivier Award-Winning show, Dear England, where I played Dele Alli and later reprised my role in the BBC adaptation.

I've worked alongside some of best and most highly-decorated creatives in the industry, including Robert Icke, Rupert Goold, James Graham and Blanche McIntyre. Now I want to help people to find their path in an industry which is often regarded as one of the most difficult to navigate.

Enjoying the process

Above all else, acting is about play and fun. It will be a relaxed working environment and whilst I will be teaching and helping to guide you, it will always be a two-way discussion. Knowing your own impulses, thoughts and tastes is imperative as an actor, and I will be there to help hone them.

I take on a limited number of students to limit my workload so I can give you a bespoke, 1-to-1 service. Just you and me in the class.

The course will be tailored to your tastes and to wherever you are on your journey. We will start with a free 45-minute consultation where we can have a conversation about you, your tastes and what you want from the course. After this, I go away and tailor the course to your needs.

Getting the best from you

I want you to become the fully realised version of yourself as a performer. Acting always starts with the self and what you can bring to a character. My practice is imagination focused, based on Meisner and Bill Esper's practices. This is to protect you from digging up things that may cause you emotional distress. Your wonderful, boundless imagination is probably why you became an actor, so we would be foolish not to use it.