3 Degrees
As global temperatures soar and mass starvation looms, Dr Alia Trin Ha, harassed parent and Head of Food Science and her floundering team are unexpectedly thrust into the race to find a food to feed the world. They might win, if they were better people and could overcome distractions from internal politics, messy desires and sabotage from elite rivals and eco-warrior twins.
Eco - comedy TV series. In development.
Teenopause
Mums vs Sons - A comic look at when menopausal mothers collide with their adolescent sons. What could go wrong?
Instagram dialogues - coming soon
Clutch (with co-writer Hannah Palmer Prior)
An ambitious IVF doctor spearheads a clinic with questionable ethics to fund her research, thwarted at every embryo by an enthusiastic junior doctor who attempts to put the patients first.
TV 30 minute sit - com . Pilot script.
Six hopeful couples. Six embryos.
Three shiny presenters.
One Greek island.
A two week wait.
Welcome to Paradise Hell.
Feature Film.
Big Brother IVF
We're Just Human: Being Neuro-Diverse.
Non-scripted film, co-created and directed by Misri Dey and I Said It Productions, featuring Falmouth University students, about the joys and challenges of being neuro-diverse. Commissioned by European Social Fund and Cornwall Council.
Short Film
Queenagers.
Menopause comedy cabaret
Actor.
Toured 2023 and 2024
Family Tree
Solo theatre performance
Writer and performer
SW tour 2022
Current Theatre
Reviews - Family Tree
" I thought the show was great...I was totally in from the start. the energy was high and you are a fabulous and engaging performer.. Loved the looping and the music and. the horse is amazing" Clare Marshall, Producer, Carn to Cove
" We all saw the politics in the stories... universal stories of otherness and a family witnessing nationalism at its worst" Anna Marie Murphy, writer
" I thought you were telling my story, my experience of coming from a mixed heritage Indian English family" Anna Ray, young theatre maker
" Family Tree is jam packed with wit and humour, interwoven with hard hitting moments of truth and emotion" Florence Cashel, Cornwall 365
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