My theatre work has been staged in Aberdeen's His Majesty's Theatre, The Lemon Tree and at the National Festival of Youth Theatre.

I was co-Writer and co-Script Editor for the 2022 and 2023 Aberdeen Student Shows, Dirty Dancing and Ayetanic, an annual tradition which is performed by students at Aberdeen’s His Majesty’s Theatre to raise money for local charities. Ayetanic raised a record-breaking £125,056, while Dirty Danestone raised over £103,000. I was also the Script Editor for the 2017 Aberdeen Student Show, Sister Echt, and 2014’s Wullie Wonkie and the Fine Piece Factory.

In 2021, I worked on a new play commissioned as part of Ten Feet Tall’s Splendid Isolation project funded by Creative Scotland, alongside new work by Jo Gilbert, Laura Miller, Jack Hughes and Ten Feet Tall. I developed, ‘Foreigners’, a series of poetic monologues exploring romantic relationships across Europe.

In collaboration with visual artist Kate Steenhauer and musician-composer Ross Whyte, 'The Shelter' was a verbatim theatre show inspired by bus shelter conversations in Aberdeen, created with support from the National Theatre of Scotland. It was performed in March 2019 as part of NTS’s Just Start Here festival at The Anatomy Rooms in Aberdeen. This followed an initial collaboration as part of the National Theatre of Scotland's 'One Day to Play' project at The Lemon Tree in October 2017 which you can read more about on my blog, and further development in early 2018 with support from Aberdeen Performing Arts.

View the preview below and find out more about the project here.

In September 2017, I wrote and performed a new 10-minute monologue as part of Paines Plough's Come to Where I'm From series in in The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen. Find out more here.

In 2015-16 I was part of the script team for the National Theatre of Scotland's Granite production in Aberdeen. Find out more about my involvement in the project on my blog.

In 2015, Aberdeen Performing Arts commissioned me to work with their intermediate Youth Theatre group to develop and write a play based on their experiences alongside theatre maker Clara Bloomfield. The play, I'm Falling Off the Earth (Will You Catch Me?), was performed at The Lemon Tree in June 2015, and at the National Festival of Youth Theatre the following month.

At the beginning of 2015, I was commissioned to write and direct a play for the global research initiative, IMMPACT. The play, A Mother's Journey, was performed at the 2015 May Festival to a sold audience which included guest visitors from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Find out more about this project here.

In April 2015, I took part in the Northeast's first Scrapyard event at The Lemon Tree. Find out more about Scrapyard here.

In 2014, I was selected to take part in APA Playwrights' Workshop Programme led by professional playwrights including Lesley Hart, David Greig and Zinnie Harris.