My career in entertainment has been varied, exciting, and filled with incredible opportunities. I’ve been fortunate to explore almost every corner of the industry, from holiday park entertainer to cruise ship dancer, choreographer, and creative director. Along the way, I’ve even stepped into the shoes of a character mascot, proving that no role is too small when it comes to creating moments of joy for an audience.

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I started my journey as a performer, singing and dancing across holiday parks, theatres, and cruise ships, as well as backing dancing for various artists. But I’ve always been curious about what happens beyond the spotlight. I pushed myself to understand every layer of a production, taking on the role of being a dance captain, assistant choreographer, production manager, show producer, and creative director. Each step taught me something new about what it truly takes to build a show: from the first spark of an idea, to shaping characters and stories, to the final moment when the curtain rises.

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Over the years, I’ve choreographed and produced large-scale production shows across the world, created entertainment programmes for high-profile international clients, and been part of casting teams for thousands of auditions. I’ve had the privilege of leading and managing diverse teams of performers, wardrobe departments, musicians, and technicians, all working together to transform creative visions into reality.​

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Out of all the hats I’ve worn, being a choreographer remains at the heart of my passion. The creative process of uniting music, movement, visual imagination, and storytelling on stage is a source of endless inspiration. Just as meaningful is the opportunity to work with performers, sharing my experiences and knowledge, and hopefully helping to guide and shape their own journeys in this industry.

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There’s a special kind of magic in watching something grow from a simple idea into a full production that captivates an audience. It’s that magic that drives me, and it’s what I hope to keep creating for years to come.