I am a researcher, educator, and community practitioner working across higher education and the cultural sector. My doctoral research, Vulvaplicity, explores vulvas in contemporary performance - examining how artists employ their bodies as tools for activism, pedagogy, and identity reclamation. Through feminist and queer frameworks, I investigate the politics of monstrosity, abjection, and embodiment in live art.
I divide my time between lecturing in Theatre and Performance and managing Community and Membership initiatives at a museum. My practice is rooted in care, collaboration, and creative inquiry, whether facilitating workshops, curating participatory projects, or supporting inclusive cultural spaces.
I am interested in connecting with academics, artists, and museum professionals working at the intersections of performance, gender, sex, neurodiversity, and social justice. I welcome conversations around embodied research, feminist and queer methodologies, community-led cultural work, and opportunities for collaboration or funding. As a neurodivergent practitioner, I value accessibility, care, and inclusive creative practice.More...