I started acting at an early age, and from the age of 13, attended the Birmingham Stage School Showbiz, run by Ian Sandy, who's also in charge of the pantomime at the Birmingham Hippodrome, which is one of the biggest and best in Europe.

When I was 17 I decided I wanted to pursue a career in acting, and set up my own theatre company. I hired out a small but quaint theatre, The Old Joint Stock, and my first play was Jim Cartwright's Two, in which I played all the male roles. This experience only fuelled my passion for acting, and I went on to produce more plays, my favourite being John Osborne's Look Back In Anger, which got rave reviews.

In 2010 I embarked on a presenting career and got a job at a local radio station as the weekend breakfast host. In September 2010 I moved to London and got a job working as a producer and reporter at Global Radio, and now work for radio stations includng LBC 97.3, Heat and Capital, learning my craft from some of the best in the business.

Radio has dominated my time in London, but as a freelancer I try to fit as many acting jobs in as possible and have been lucky enough to get featured parts in programmes and films such as Woman in Black, Sherlock Holmes 2, Lewis, Coming of Age and The Cut