BELOW THE LINE - Pilot
A pilot episode for a television series, taking a look at a family trying to survive below the breadline. (first ten pages)
A non-binary queer writer, coming from a working-class background I seek to tell stories that represent real-life experiences, as well as creating experimental short films filled with absurdist humour, I'm unafraid to tackle challenging subjects such as mental illness, grief, and LGBTQ+ issues, I also write short sketches.
I have just directed a play entitled Cock Therapy shown at the Manchester Fringe Festival, written multiple scripts for TV, and I am listed on Chippy Lane Productions #FemaleWritersList, additionally credited on IMDb starring in Chicken Lane.
A pilot episode for a television series, taking a look at a family trying to survive below the breadline. (first ten pages)
30-minute single, a woman struggles to come to terms with the loss of her relationship as she hallucinates her ex and deals with the death of her mother
Set in a well to do cheshire neighbourhood, a group of friends get together for a dinner party, to celebrate the life of one of their lost friends. However when secrets are spilled and lies are told it turns into a rather murderous affair.
A short film written during university, based around the theme of nostalgia, slightly inspired by sex education, a coming of age story about two best friends growing apart, but growing as people.
An absurdist sketch show filled with unthinkable characters & cheeky one-liners, from Barney Seagull to a seemingly haunted train conductor, these characters will have you creasing!
A short monologue for the screen discussing the relationship between gender identity and body hair. How femininity is so closely tied to body hair and how a simple bus ride can become a playground for sexual politics. (First 3 pages)
A short piece of writing I created during my first year of university. When writing this i wanted to capture a moment that was life changing. Inspired by the short piece by David Foster Wallace entitled 'Incarnations of Burned Children'. I chose for my protagonist to have no name, making it easier for the reader to connect with her, and imagine themselves in her position. I also chose to give the person she loved gender neutral pronouns to challenge the ingrained idea of heteronormativity.
A Short Confessional A brief synopsis about this piece, I wrote this short story as one of my final submissions for my BA in Drama and Creative Writing at Salford University, however, I have made some amendments since submitting. It began as poetry but then I realised I had too much I wanted to say....
A selection of writing including a feature article, a topical script, a press release and a review of a play. This was for an assessment in 2018, I achieved 75/100
A short collection of image highlights from my background in Dance and Theatre Performances