News

My play Ghostwriter is one of 25 longlisted plays for the Masterclass Theatre 'Pitch Your Play' competition. You can read the news here.

My poem Eastbound has been published in the second online issue of the other side of hope magazine. the other side of hope: journeys in refugee and immigrant literature is a UK-based literary magazine edited by refugees and immigrants. You can read my poem here.

I am so excited to be joining the team at Jermyn Street Theatre, which was voted Fringe Theatre of the Year 2021 by the Stage. Here, as Assistant Producer, I am in charge of casting, contracting, fundraising, budget management, and general management with the Executive Producer. Jermyn Street Theatre is a producing venue in the heart of London's West End.

Between August 2022 and January 2023 I have produced Victor Esses' The Death & Life of All of Us. Following WIP performances at JW3 and Camden People's Theatre, the show secured a short run at Soho Theatre as part of the Soho Rising festival.

I am delighted to have been awarded the Lynne Segal Prize in Gender and Sexuality for best taught postgraduate coursework, for my project LONDON/LONDRA. Developed as part of the MA Text and Performance, LONDON/LONDRA is a series of audio-walks mapping the intersection between queerness, migration, and London's public spaces.

I am thrilled to have been selected to take part in Birkbeck's Pioneer 2.0 programme, dedicated to developing existing businesses. My focus is on developing my leadership skills for my theatre company Undone Theatre.

Selected Recordings of Us, the play I have co-written with Georgia Louise Luckhurst, has been longlisted by the Traverse Theatre as part of their script submission programme. It placed in the top 15% of the overall submitted scripts.

I am delighted to share that I have been awarded a Honorary Life Membership of the University of St Andrews' Students Association in recognition of my work as Head of Events (2019) and Head Programming (2020) for On The Rocks, the largest student-run arts festival in the UK.

I am proud to be the recipient of the Malcolm Edwards Prize, which is awarded to a graduating student in recognition of their 'outstanding contribution to drama' in the role of director.