About Me

I discovered acting at age fourteen when I unexpectedly landed a role in my school’s musical. Up until that moment, I didn’t think of myself as particularly confident. But through acting—and the characters I got to play—I experienced a side of myself I didn’t know existed. Acting became my purpose and showed me the power of stepping into someone else’s shoes to find my own voice.

That transformative experience set me on a lifelong journey to master the craft of acting. Despite a challenging childhood and setbacks that made pursuing my dream seem impossible, I never gave up. In my mid-twenties, I earned a master’s degree in Acting from Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, one of the UK’s most prestigious drama schools.

Since then, I’ve worked extensively as a professional actor. My career includes voiceover work for commercials, audiobooks, and video games, as well as motion capture performances for AAA video game productions. Acting remains a lifelong learning journey for me, and every new insight I gain feeds directly into the lessons I deliver to my students, many of whom are taking their first steps toward professional acting careers.

Confidence isn’t something that can be handed to you—it’s something you build for yourself. That’s why my lessons empower students, even as young as five, to take ownership of their learning. From the outset, I introduce them to various LAMDA exam formats and guide them in choosing the path that excites them most. For a child to feel truly confident, they need to feel in control, and allowing them to select pieces they’re passionate about creates a strong foundation for success.

My role as a LAMDA tutor is not to dictate or impose but to act as a guide—helping students uncover their unique strengths, build self-assurance, and develop the skills to present themselves authentically, no matter where life takes them. Though exams are important, my ultimate goal is far bigger: to help each student discover their voice, their confidence, and their potential.

This approach, rooted in my own journey, has inspired others in the field, but it remains uniquely personal. I know firsthand how transformative acting can be, and I’m committed to helping my students experience that same discovery—not just for exams, but for life.

What sets my teaching apart is not just my professional experience or my results, but the ethos behind my lessons: a dedication to helping each student become their best, most confident self.

If you or your child are ready to embark on this journey, I’d love to work with you.