Graduating from TAA in 2017 opened the door to a range of opportunities and helped me gain clarity on the kind of work I wanted to pursue. I co-created the Offie-nominated show My Uncle is Not Pablo Escobar, which ran for several sold-out weeks at Brixton House Theatre. From there, I’ve focused on creating spaces where my community feels heard, seen, and supported. Spaces that allow us to grow in strength together.
I’ve worked with organisations like We Belong, supporting young people and families from marginalised backgrounds, particularly around access to higher education. At the heart of my work is a deep commitment to uplifting minoritised communities and ensuring they have the tools and platforms they need to thrive.
Outside of work, I love discovering new places to eat and trying something different. I’m also passionate about theatre - especially when art becomes a tool for activism and change.