Award-winning writer and producer with a career spanning original drama, documentary, and journalism across the UK and Ireland

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My work is defined by a commitment to high-stakes storytelling, uncovering hidden corners of British-Irish history, exploring the complexities of the justice system, or crafting engaging entertainment for a national audience

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In the realm of radio drama and documentary, I have written original plays and adaptations for BBC Radio 4, including the critically acclaimed Mosley Must Fall—a narrative exploring the intersection of Irish Republicanism and 1930s British Fascism

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My documentary work includes producing and narrating Archive on Four: The Guildford Four for BBC radio

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I blended research with compelling audio storytelling for the Noiser Network/BBC Sounds Short History of… series, where I tackled epic historical moments like the Battle of Stalingrad

 

I have written many stage plays produced in London and at the Edinburgh Fringe, including the historic drama Traitors, Cads and Cowards, which was set in Wandsworth Prison, and uniquely performed inside the prison.

 

On screen, my short films - such as The Parting Glass - have been selected for global festivals, and my feature scripts have consistently attracted interest and options from producers and film companies

 

Beyond drama, I have a diverse background in journalism and media, including foor years as a television news producer for Associated Press Television News.

 

I have written extensively for national British and Irish media and co-devised/produced the long-running BBC Radio 4 entertainment series Reasons To Be Cheerful

 

Current Projects: I am currently collaborating with the victim of one of the greatest miscarriages of justice in British history on his autobiography. I am developing a new drama set in Broadmoor and a feature screenplay focused on the Guildford Four, continuing my career-long investigation into power, identity, and the search for truth