I'm a writer and narrative designer with a background in global journalism, immersive theatre, and interactive art. Fluent in English, German, and French, my approach is a collaborative, cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural.
 

My career began at a transatlantic communications agency, where I researched, pitched and wrote stories for international press, broadcast and documentary, as well as strategizing interactive events for major clients like Disney and the Royal Opera House.

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After moving to Berlin to focus on creative writing, I became immersed in global contemporary art, blending media, tech, performance, fiction and installation to create new kinds of audience experience. MA study in theatre practice allowed me to expand my skillset to include scriptwriting, directing, classical dramaturgy, and interactive performance design.

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I've created or collaborated on projects for the Volksbühne, Young Vic, BBC, and Edinburgh Festival. Awards include an AHRC Scholarship, Kone Foundation Fellowship, and National Theatre Bursary.

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My journalism on diverse issues including politics, climate change and culture have been featured across the US, Europe, and the Middle East by outlets including The Guardian, Politico, and the BBC. I previously served as the art editor of The Berliner, specializing in interactive art.

 

I have also taught interactive narrative design to MA students at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. My extensive journalism, and writing on art and interactivity are archived at Studio Zero.