About

I am a Glasgow-based Scottish-French theatre maker, performer, facilitator and play worker.

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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’).​

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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.

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As one half of lovebug + worm, alongside Hope Kennedy, we make experimental, accessible and collaborative forms of theatre for young audiences. Working with physical theatre, dance and oral storytelling, often featuring live music, we explore and encourage the fantastical, silly and absurd reimaginings of everyday things. We believe there are as many worlds as there are people and we want to explore as many of those worlds as we can by engaging with our young audiences as active co-collaborators and participants.​​

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