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 The Frog and Bucket 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).
In 2025 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. In February 2026 I performed an expanded version of this show at Soho Theatre.
Read more about my stand-up here.
Writing
As well as writing stand-up, I’ve written for Radio, TV and Film. I was recently awarded a Developing Your Creative Practice grant from the Arts Council to create autobiographical theatre.
Read more about my writing here.
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.
