My training in the performing arts began at age 13 through active participation in school productions at a fine arts-focused secondary school. After briefly attending Mountview Theatre School in London, I secured representation, leading to roles in television, soaps, and commercials. I also completed a Sociology degree with a drama major at the University of Greenwich, grounding my work in social dynamics and cultural awareness.

I further honed my craft through training at Geese Theatre, focusing on using theatre as a tool for social change and rehabilitation with marginalized groups. This experience deepened my understanding of drama’s power in engaging individuals and promoting personal growth.

At Atelier Teatro Fisico – Scuola di Teatro in Torino, I studied under Philip Radice in Lecoq-based physical theatre, pushing me out of my comfort zone to explore non-verbal storytelling, movement, and improvisation. This training refined my physical presence and ensemble collaboration.

I was also involved in the Family Man offender learning programme, using drama to engage inmates in personal development and rehabilitation. My work with Rupert Raison at Action Theatre on devised work, classical texts, and Commedia dell’Arte further refined my vocal range, comedic timing, and stage adaptability.