Personal Statement
I started my career as a communication support worker supporting Deaf students in higher education. After I qualified in 2009, (post graduate diploma in Sign Language Interpreting), I became a freelance interpreter working predominantly in mental health services for Deaf people.
After ten years and a wealth of experience, I decided I wanted to go back to my theatre roots, (BA.Hons in Theatre Studies and Spanish). For a number of years now, I have been working with deaf and hearing creatives in the rehearsal room. I love the journey of the creative process.