About

Hello! I’m a multi-award-winning comedy writer of sitcoms, sketches and entertainment.

I’ve written for the BBC, Sky, ITV, Comedy Central and Channel 4 and have had sitcoms in development with Fudge Park Productions, Big Deal Films, Sky Studios and BBC Studios. I currently have projects in development with North Bridge Media. 

I first fell in love with comedy as a teenager and begged my parents to take me to gigs and show recordings. When I was 14, I started performing stand up in and around Brighton, gigging most nights and doing homework on the train home. 

I put stand up aside when I went to university to study Theology and Religion. Somewhere between learning Ancient Greek and reading about Buddhism, I decided to pursue script writing. 

I have now written numerous sketches and scripts, and written on a wide variety of television and radio shows, including Breeders, Bloods, Danielle Does Life, Hypothetical, The Lenny Henry Show, The News Quiz, The Now Show, Comic Relief, The Emily Atack Show, and Have I Got News For You. I’ve also got a special love of writing comedy for younger audiences and have extensive credits on kid’s shows such as Shaun the Sheep, Horrible Histories, Football Fantastics, Lloyd of the Flies, Danny and Mick, Odd Squad, Pickle Storm, Lagging, Andy and the Band, and Theodosia. 

In 2020 I was named a One To Watch by the Edinburgh TV Festival. Then in 2021, I was named as the Staff Writer for BBC Studios Audio along with the very funny Rajiv Karia. This position – formerly known as the BBC Radio Comedy Writers Bursary – involved me writing across BBC Studios’ Radio 4 and BBC Sounds content, as well as on several BBC Studios television projects. 

I’ve won two Writers Guild of Great Britain awards, with Hannah George, as well as  Best Children’s Animation in the 2025 Big Syn Film Festival Awards, for an episode of Nikhil and Jay I wrote called “The Compost Monster”. I also wrote several sketches and a song for the 2021 Rose D’Or winning episode of Horrible Histories: British Black History.  

I’m mixed race; my mother is White British from Sussex, and my late father was born in Guyana in the Caribbean, mostly descended from Indian indentured servants. He came to the UK as a child during the Windrush. I’m also a triple-threat neurodivergent as I’m dyslexic, dyspraxic and autistic.