I am a Korean-British writer and performer from Seoul and Birmingham. As an actor, I have appeared in feature films Awesomely Righteous and Radical, London Sweeties, in an episode of EastEnders, and in award-winning short films National Anthem, and Estranged (which I co-produced). I trained at the Actors Centre, Home Studio London, PointZero Physical Theatre, and CORE Theatre Laboratory. In 2020, I took part in the Solo Show Creation Lab by Haley McGee (creator of The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale and Age is a Feeling).

In 2022, I was commissioned to develop a solo show idea on Starting Blocks at Camden People’s Theatre, which became I’m Sorry I’m Not Lucy Liu. I am a New Earth Theatre Performers Academy alumni member, and have been inspired by my mentor, Sabrina Mahfouz, to pursue writing and performing political feminist work.

Credits
	Date	Type	Role	Company	Director
NEW EARTH WRITERS ACADEMY UK ONLINE SHOWCASE	2022	Rehearsed Reading	A/Bae/Ma/Mum	New Earth Theatre	Mia Chung
STARTING BLOCKS 2022 SHOWCASE: I’M SORRY I’M NOT LUCY LIU	2022	Stage	Imogen (Solo)	Camden People’s Theatre	Masha Kevinovna
NEW EARTH PERFORMERS ACADEMY SOUTH SHOWCASE	2021	Stage	Jamie	New Earth Theatre	Fumi Gomez
ESTRANGED	2020	Short Film	Gina (Lead)	Jolliffe Productions	Dez Gray
AWESOMELY RIGHTEOUS AND RADICAL (SEGMENT “PARTY LIKE IT’S 1984”)	2019	Feature Film	Valerie	Mad Sin Cinema, Jolliffe Productions	Oliver Jolliffe
LONDON SWEETIES	2019	Feature Film	Student	Scrambled Egg Team	Kittikorn Liasirikun
EASTENDERS	2018	Television	Nurse	BBC	Conor Morrissey
SONNET 75	2018	Music Video	Actor/singer	From Sonnet to Song	Isabelle Schuler
NATIONAL ANTHEM	2017	Short Film	Immigrant Eden	Untethered Films	Hamza Jeetooa

Favourite Quotes

“Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas.”^*
Marie Curie

_*_{This is how I realised that I could never be a very good scientist.}

_{** As a performer, you have to be curious about ideas AND people.}

“Women were invented ages ago, before the 1960s, because God realised very quickly that Adam needed an audience for his jokes. Anyway, ‘his’ plan went badly wrong, because Eve was much funnier than Adam.”
Bridget Christie