Previous work for Shakespeare’s Globe includes: The Two Noble Kinsmen, 2018

Other theatre credits include: Hogarth’s Progress (Rose Theatre Kingston); Great Apes (Arcola Theatre); Fatherland (Royal Exchange); Years of Sunlight (Theatre 503); Hobson’s Choice (Theatre Royal, Bath); Seminar (Hampstead Theatre); Public Enemy (Young Vic Theatre); Kursk (Young Vic); Tinderbox (The Bush Theatre); Amadeus (The Crucible Theatre); The Alchemist, The Life of Galileo (National Theatre); Lear (Sheffield Theatres); Bone, Plasticine (Royal Court Theatre); Sliding with Suzanne (Out of Joint/Royal Court) and School Play (Soho Theatre Company);

Television includes: The Split, Joe Orton: Laid Bare, Silent Witness, Capital, Wolf Hall, Eric and Ernie, Excluded, Ashes to Ashes, Being Human, All the Small Things, Survival Code; Elizabeth the Virgin Queen, Bleak House, 20,000 Streets Under the Sky, Blackpool, The Long Firm, Passer By and White Teeth (BBC); The Ice Cream Girls (ITV/Left Bank); Haven (Syfy); Midsomer Murders and Lewis (ITV); He Kills Coppers (Ecosse Television Productions Ltd); The Old Curiosity Shop (Curiosity TV Ltd); Sold (Touchpaper); Torchwood: Adam (DW Productions Ltd); Marple: Ordeal by innocence, Vincent (Granada); Shameless, Clocking Off 2 (Red Productions); Shockers II (Tiger Aspect Productions); North Square (Channel 4);

Film includes: The Numbers Station (Various); I,Anna (Embargo Films); Day of the Flowers (Rogue Elephant); Blood and Chocolate (MGM); Brothers of the Head (Marlin Films); Master and Commander (20^th Century Fox); Dream (Acier Dream); Colour Me Kubrick (First Choice Films/Isle of Man Films);

Radio Includes: The Great Gatsby, Strummer and Me, Barnaby Rudge, Dark Minds, If Only, Calum’s Road, Moving Music, C S Foresters Plain Murder; The Exorcist, The Barchester Chronicles, On the Ceiling, Writing the Century: Takes Two to Tandem; Tales from the Casino: Ten Miles High, The Seven Year Itch, The Last Project – El Ultimo Proyecto and Whenever I get Blown Up I Think of You (BBC Radio 4); Bix: Singing the Blues, The Strangers Will and The Last Execution (BBC Radio 3)