I was born in Jamaican in the deep countryside of St Elizabeth, I fell in love with story telling after arriving in the UK at age seven. I was enrolled in Helen O'Grady Drama Academy to knock the island twang out of my accent.

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I became part of a local youth theatre in Croydon (yes Croydon South London). I later joined the BRIT school of performance arts in Selhurst, South London, where I did two years of theatre studies and two years media and film studies. I furthered my studies with a degree Film Production at Staffordshire University.  There I got the honour of sharing my work with her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and his Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh. 

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I have had the pleasure of acting in;  Independent Films, TV shows, Short Films, Studio Corporate Projects, Web Series amongst others.

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Graduating from London's Soho Comedy Club programme in 2014, then updated my swagger with Soho Theatre Comedy Lab in 2022. I have been doing stand up comedy by night and contemplating my complex existence by day. Thrilled by my journey so far and looking forward to sharing my crazy immigrant child/woman life with new audiences. 

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Come along to my show "Unbelievable Jamaican" in the Manchester Women In Comedy Festival at  7 pm on Wednesday the 8 October at The Fitzgerald - 11 Stevenson Square, Manchester M1 1DB   looking forward to sharing my autobiography with you beautiful people of planet Earth.  Tickets are Here!

 

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