Writing
Every story begins with a question.
Writing is where I slow down and listen. It's where I explore the ideas that stay with me long after a performance ends - questions of identity, faith, belonging, love and the quiet moments that often define us.
From poetry and spoken word to theatre and screen, I'm interested in creating work that is emotionally honest and deeply human. Stories that invite reflection, encourage conversation and remind us of our shared humanity.
I'm currently developing new projects for stage and screen while continuing to write across different forms.
Current Project
Dear Me
A choreopoem in development
Developed over seven years, Dear Me weaves together poetry, movement and theatre in a form that asks to be experienced as much as watched. Through an ensemble of voices, the work explores identity, memory and belonging, inviting audiences to dwell in contradiction rather than resolve it.
Now in its second draft, Dear Me is entering its next stage of artistic development, with plans for further development and opportunities to share the work with new audiences.
An Excerpt From Dear Me
Dear You
i write this
not just from me
but from those voices that found you
before you found yourself
that named you
before you could speak your own name
the ones that touched you
without ever laying hands
this is for you girl
who learned early
that being seen
is not the same as being known
for you girl
who was wanted in the whispers
but not in the light
still unlearning
refusing the yearning
of what it means to be held
to be chosen
to be YOU
If you hear yourself in this
stay
for there is more to remember
more to return to
more to discover…