Originally from Kalgoorlie and now dividing time between Melbourne and Perth, I studied a double degree of Performance Studies/Creative Writing at Curtin University, graduating in 2018. Since then I have worked as a writer, director, and actor, as well as co-founder of independent theatre company Lindstedt & Davies. The company launched with Tunes from the Roadside, written and directed by myself, as part of FRINGE WORLD 2018. In 2019, I collaborated with Fonder Physical Theatre on The Fonder Factory Tour and staged a reading of new script SHE under the mentorship of Chris Isaacs. In the same year, I interned at Propel Youth Arts and assisted in the programming of the KickstART Festival. Lindstedt & Davies presented our third show, A Region Where Nobody Goes, written and directed by myself, as part of The Blue Room Theatre’s Summer Nights program.

In 2020, I performed as part of the Nglaka Daa ensemble at Kings Street Arts Centre, a collaboration between WA Youth Theatre Company and Yirra Yaakin. I also devised and performed in Ugly Virgins alongside Courtney Cavallaro and Anna Lindstedt, as part of The Blue Room Theatre’s 600 Seconds program.

In 2021, Ugly Virgins was developed into a full length work, presented at The Blue Room Theatre by Lindstedt & Davies and produced by Maiden Voyage Theatre Company. I co-wrote and co-directed this work, and we had a sell-out three week season. Later in the year I adapted and co-directed Little Women, also presented at The Blue Room Theatre. We had a sell-out season and I was presented with the Judge’s Award for adapting the text.

I started off 2022 by participating in Perth Festival’s Emerging Artist Lab, where I learnt from international artists and Perth industry leaders. I worked with PVI Collective and Propel Youth Arts WA to devise Rupert Murdoch and the Jellyfish Girl, a short solo work that looked at the impact of media on Australian society.  I had another short work, Unknown Southern Land, staged by the Western Australian Youth Theatre Company as part of their 24 Hour Play Generator. I had a two week residency at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, shared with Anna Lindstedt and focused on creating a new puppetry work for a young audience. I also worked as teaching artist at Spare Parts Puppet Theatre, and as a performer at the Constable Care Foundation.

In 2024, I was shortlisted for the Queer Playwrighting Award Showcase. The play, Day for It, was a co-production between Gasworks Arts Park and Midsumma Festival, and directed by myself and co-written with Anna Lindstedt. The play received the inaugural People’s Choice Award.

I have recently completed shooting a webseries called 2010, produced by Not a Phase Productions and funded by ScreenWest. I am currently studying a Masters of Screenwriting at the Victorian College of the Arts.