About
I'm a writer, artist and award-winning stand-up comedian based in London. Much of my work explores my experience of being a neurodivergent, mixed-race woman who struggles with feeling both ‘a bit much’ and not enough. I take myself a lot less seriously than this paragraph would suggest.
Stand-up
I started stand-up in 2019. Since then, I've become a British Comedy Guide Pro Talent Awards for Performance Winner (2024), Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year Finalist (2024), Channel 4 Sean Lock Comedy Award Finalist (2023) and Beat The Frog World Series Finalist (2023).
I was also a BBC Radio Leicester One to Watch (2024) and a BBC New Comedy Awards Nominee (2024, 2023).
This year my work-in-progress solo show, ‘May Find Distressing’ was longlisted for Best Newcomer at the ISH Edinburgh Comedy Awards. A joke from this show was also shortlisted for the ISH Edinburgh Comedy Awards Best Joke of the Fringe.
Read more about my stand-up here
Writing
I’ve written for Radio, TV & Film. I also wrote and produced ‘Damsonfield Library’, a teaser for a sitcom set in a community-run library. This won ‘Best Student Short’ at the Pigeon Laughs Festival (2025), was shortlisted for the Funny Women Comedy Shorts Award (2025), and was selected for the Cannes Indie Shorts Awards (2024).
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Art
My response to an art teacher’s suggestion that I ‘dial down the feminism’ went viral, trended on Twitter and was featured in Newsweek, TIME Magazine, The Guardian and Dazed.
