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The Jury Experience

You can currently catch me as the Judge in The Jury Experience - Million Dollar Murder. Inspired by true events, this courtroom drama sees greed, passion, and revenge collide in a gripping murder trial. But with no DNA evidence, a tangled love triangle, and a multimillion-dollar divorce in the mix, who’s telling the truth?

This immersive show invites the audience to act as the jury and analyze witness testimonies, examine the evidence, answer complex questions, and try to uncover what really happened. And each night the results hang on the verdict they decide.

It is so much fun to see how the audience - sorry, Jury - reacts to hearing the evidence and how they cast their votes

A large screen displays a man with long hair and a beard, wearing a striped shirt, speaking at a conference or event. Four people are seated at a table in front of the screen, and an audience is visible in the foreground.

The Forgotten Songbook

Historian and composer Emerson Hurley unearths the music of a brilliant songwriter who faded into obscurity long before his time.

Wilbur Weissman’s life was a roller coaster of ‘showmances’, legal battles and underrated hits.

I was thrilled to reunite with my stage partner in crime, Jonathan Guthrie-Jones. Directed by the sublime Mikey Halcrow, we had an absolute ball bringing these forgotten songs to life

A woman performing a dance on stage, wearing a red dress with long red gloves, with dark background and framed posters on the wall.

A performer in a red velvet jacket and black pants dancing with a woman in an orange jacket and black pants on a stage with a dark blue background. A small American flag is visible on a table in the background.

A woman with dark hair in a bun, wearing a white blouse and suspenders, appears to be arguing or expressing strong emotions toward a man wearing a black hat, glasses, and a black suit. They are seated at a wooden table with a small American flag and a book on it, set against a dark background.

Orgy at the end of the world

Written by Becki Bouchier  |  Melbourne Fringe

An incredible time was had by all who attended. From the window to the wall. IYKYK!

It takes two

Two performers, a woman in a sparkly black dress with a thigh-high slit and a man in a tuxedo, dancing and smiling on a stage with purple lighting and a brick wall backdrop.

A man in a green tuxedo and a woman in a black sequined dress share a romantic moment on stage, holding a microphone, with their faces close together against a dark background.

A man and woman standing on stage with microphones, dressed in formal attire, performing or speaking at an event, with a brick wall backdrop illuminated in purple and pink lights.

A woman singing passionately on stage with a microphone, wearing a sparkly, dark-colored gown with a thigh-high slit, against a black background.

Working with my favourite leading man Jonathan Guthrie-Jones singing love duets I had the time of my life!

See what I did there.

Sex, Lies and Betrayal

Memoirs of a Hollywood star

Hollywood's golden age stripped down to what it really was — a speakeasy of dark, dirty secrets dressed up as glamour and glitz. Smoky vocals, modern pop reimagined as vintage torch songs, and the story of a woman the world only ever knew by her stage name.

Miss Nightingale.

The audience felt like they'd slipped into her private world after midnight — close, low-lit, dangerous. Not a biopic. A confession and every night I performed it, I watched the room lean in and hold its breath

Practically Perfect: The music of Julie Andrews

This show was an absolute joy to perform around the country. Not only did we get to share all the wonderful music Julie Andrews made famous but we got to meet some spectacular folk along the way. Can you guess what song we’re performing in each shot?

Produced by JTM Productions

The Memory of Water

As you can probably tell from these production shots, playing the wayward, self-obsessed youngest sister Catherine in Shelagh Stephenson’s family dramedy The Memory of Water in the Loft at Chapel off Chapel for 3 Big Men productions was a riot.

Richard Sarrell’s expert direction enabled us to play and change and it was a rollercoaster every night. Plus I got to hang out with my Rehearsal Room mates. I loved every minute. Check out a clip of Catherine’s antics.

The Marvelous Wonderettes

A woman with glasses and curly hair dressed as a clown, holding a large colorful lollipop, yelling or speaking passionately on stage with a black background.

I was lucky enough to play Missy; the uptight head of the prom decorations committee, who was very concerned that everything at the prom turned out wonderful. Missy is the over-achieving control freak of the group who was absolutely OBSESSED with her music teacher in the Australian premier of The Marvelous Wonderettes for Monster Media at 45 Downstairs. This show was so much fun to perform every night, we had an absolute scream singing all those great hits from the 50’s and 60’s. My favourite song to sing every night was Secret Love because it is so beautiful to sing.

The Exonerated

In another Australian premier, I was very humbled to get the opportunity to portray Sunny Jacobs; a real-life survivor of death row in The Exonerated for Sol III company at Chapel off Chapel. Writers Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen spent the year 2000 interviewing several people who had all been wrongfully convicted of murder and placed on death row. After spending years and sometimes decades in prison, these people were later exonerated with Blank and Jensen using six of these people’s stories in this production. All the dialogue in the play was verbatim from Sunny herself and I feel very lucky to have been able to share her story.