Training: Central School of Speech and Drama.

Theatre: Mrs Elvsted in Hedda Gabler (English Touring Company), for which she received and Ian Charleson award commendation; Amalia in The Robbers (Gate Theatre); Aurelie, My Sister (Gate Theatre); Denise in In Savoy (NT Studio); Johanna in Sweeney Todd (Royal National Theatre); Hodel in Fiddler On The Roof (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Irene St Clair in Crucifier Of Blood (Watermill Theatre); Linda in Pal Joey (Bristol Old Vic); Player Queen in Hamlet (Bristol Old Vic); Amy in Jovial Crew (NT studio); Suzanna Walcott in The Crucible (Royal National Theatre); Julie in Pack Of Lies (Watermill Newbury); Serious Money (Manchester Library); Philia in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum.

TV:Janet Johnson in Just Bin Baby (BBC); Shirley Turton in Blue Murder (Granada); Empathy (Carnival Films); Alice Swinford in Holby City (BBC); Tanya Woods in Family Affairs (2 years) (Pearson TV); Judith Owing in William & Mary (United); Marion Strang in Doctors (BBC); Rachel in Redcap (Stormy Pictures); Paula Ferris in Peak Practice (Carlton); Ashley Morrison and Silvia in Casualty (BBC); Erica Cochrane in Lloyd & Hill (Carlton); Karen in Best Of Both Worlds (BBC/Zenith); Anita Bailey and Lyn Kinnear in The Bill (Thames); Alison D’Arby in Reckless (Granada); Kate in Keeping Mum (BBC); Poppy in Family Money (Whistling Gypsy); Carolin Rowe in Madson (BBC); Hospital Receptionist in Karaoke (Whistling Gypsy); Melissa in Men Of The World (Select TV for BBC); Rachel in Into The Fire (BBC); Catherine in Trust Me (BBC); Jane Foley in Inspector Morse (Central Zenith); Masha in Lipstick On Your Collar (BBC);Tanya Penny in The Guilty (Central); Portia in May To December (Cinema Verity); Princess Poka in Jackson Page (Granada); Marguerite Gachet in Vincent Van Gogh (BBC); Margaret Blair in The Ginger Tree (BBC).

Film: In The Bleak Midwinter (Kenneth Branagh).