About

I am a Glasgow-based Scottish-French performance maker, mover, facilitator and play worker.

I make expansive, experimental and accessible forms of storytelling that explore and encourage the fantastical, absurd, poetic and silly reimaginings of everyday things. I primarily work with physical theatre, dance and oral storytelling. Recurring themes in my work include acts of care, friendship, the natural world and revolt (as in 'to disgust' or 'to be disgusting' and 'to rebel against’).I make work for adult and for/with young audiences (for the latter, most often as one half of lovebug + worm).

Experimenting with strength and flexibility, I work with movement that feels delicious, fleshy and indulgent. My physical practice is rooted in Ashtanga yoga and inspired by Bouffon practices and Butoh's use of mental imagery as movement scores. I often combine somatic movement practices with commercial dance iconography.

As one half of Baby, with Romi Sarfaty, I am currently working on movement-research Radical Touch. This consists of a series of community workshops titled Touch Tales, and performance duet, It takes place in the Womb. Inspired by female friendship and the phenomenon of mothering, specifically the way touch is used as a form of care and of communication, It takes place in the Womb works with platonic touch as its core choreographic principle – transforming ideas of feminine care into a distinct movement style. In a world that promotes efficiency in relationships, we choose to find all the ways to hug instead.

As one half of lovebug + worm, with Hope Kennedy, I make physical theatre and storytelling performances with/for young audiences. In 2025, we were co-commissioned by Imagine and OneRen, and supported by the Village Storytelling Centre, to make 1, 2, 3 resilient mushrooms! which has been performed at Edinburgh International children’s festival Family Day, Pollok Kite festival, Paisley Book Festival and Merchant City Festival. In June/July 2025, we entered our 2nd R&D of Two Cowboys and the Sky, supported by Creative Scotland's Open Fund at Platform (Easterhouse). During the first development in 2024, we worked with Dundee Rep and St. Columkille’s Primary School, and in 2025, we partnered with Home Start, the Village Storytelling Centre, Creative Hangouts and Platform.

I graduated from Contemporary Performance Practice (CPP) at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2024. I was awarded the Drama in Education Prize as well as a Take Me Somewhere/Tramway graduate residency