I've loved music and the theatre since I could walk, attending ballet classes and musical theatre groups throughout all of my childhood. As I progressed through secondary school, I discovered my wider love for music as a whole and developed my classical knowledge. I trained as a classical singer whilst also following the developments in the musical theatre scene, and broadening my compositional skills. As I started my time at The University of Edinburgh enrolled in a Music degree, I began training in musical theatre singing. I still maintain the classical aspects of my voice through my regular performances as part of the Edinburgh University Music Society Chorus, but am now focusing primarily on musical theatre. Through solo performances in this genre as well as following ongoing changes in the area, composing for musical theatre and reviewing various productions, I am well-versed in the area of musical theatre! My musical interests do extend beyond this, as I wrote my dissertation on the revival of vinyl records. Upon graduating The University of Edinburgh with an honours degree in Music, I also received the Eileen Cameron Music Prize for contributions to the musical community within the University as well as the wider Edinburgh community.

Aside from this, I work as an administrative assistant at St Mary's Music School and Bright Path Piano as well as teaching musical theatre vocals at Lamp House Music, and recently organised a charity fundraising concert involving local young performers, raising over £1000 for Young Minds. I teach voice lessons as well as music theory and GCSE/A-Level music support, and am passionate about bringing age-appropriate musical theatre to the younger generations. In my spare time, I love to collaborate with my friends, collect vinyl records and am an avid snooker fan!