From a very young age, performing was never just an interest for this emerging artist—it was always the plan. While many people spend years discovering what they want to do, they knew early on that their future belonged in the world of performance.

Raised in a highly theatrical family, they were immersed in storytelling and creativity from the beginning. Whether singing along to The Wiggles as a toddler, taking over the dance floor at primary school discos, or creating ambitious home movies with their sisters, performance quickly became a natural and joyful part of everyday life. The ability to make people laugh, cry and connect through storytelling remains at the heart of their passion for the craft.

Alongside the performing arts, sport has played a significant role in their life. Encouraged to embrace both pursuits, they developed a love for sport as both a participant and a fan, often balancing the competing demands of cricket training sessions and theatre rehearsals.

After completing a gap year working as a sports teacher at a primary school in the United Kingdom, a return to the stage helped clarify the path ahead. Reprising the role of Willy Wonka in the school’s Year 3 drama production reaffirmed what they had always known—that their future lay in the dramatic arts.

Now committed to pursuing a career in performance, they are excited to continue developing their craft, embracing new creative challenges and sharing stories that entertain, inspire and connect with audiences.