Hello again.
I began my career in comedy in 1995 when I joined comedy giants Avalon as part of a work experience programme. I loved working my way up through the ranks learning about every aspect of the companies comedy output. There I had the great pleasure and privilege of working for, booking, shaping and Producing the stand up shows for many of Britains funniest, finest and most loved comedians. As well as working with fresh and exciting new talent, I produced live shows for Al Murray, Harry Hill, The Mighty Boosh, Garth Marenghi, Lee Mack, Catherine Tate, Chris Addison, Stewart Lee, Frank Skinner, David Baddiel and John Oliver. In the years that followed, I booked and produced shows for BBC Stand Up Show Live which boasted the finest comedy acts on the fringe, including Daniel Kitson, Demetri Martin, Simon Farnaby, Reginald D Hunter, Sarah Kendall and Flight of the Concords, to name a few.
I have always wanted to work in television so when the opportunity to make the transition arose, I grabbed it with both hands. I have since been blessed to work with so many unbelievably talented writers, actors, execs and directors, including the genius of Sharon Horgan, Kirstie Swain, Morgana Robinson, Romesh Ranganathan, Sian Gibson, David Cross, Bryce Hart, Iain Stirling, Steve Bugeja, Simon Amstell, Will Arnett, Ardal O'Hanlon, Daisy Haggard, Sheridan Smith, Frances Barber, Gabby Best, Freema Agyeman, Lily Allen, Aimee-Ffion Edwards, Jessica Knappett, Nick Helm, Kelly Macdonald, Jamie Campbell-Bower, Samson Kayo, Philip Glenister, Paterson Joseph, Abdul Salis, Russell Tovey, Kerry Howard, Daisy Haggard, Amy Manson, Mirren Mack, Amanda Abbington, David Earl, Brett Goldstein, Daniel Lawrence Taylor, Al Weaver, Sarah Pascoe, Amber Tamblyn, Blake Harrison, Janeane Garofalo, Hugh Dennis, Sarah Alexander, Matt Morgan, Sarah Morgan, Shaun Pye, Dan Swimer, Neil Forsyth, Alice Lowe, Joe Russo & Anthony Russo, Martin Stirling, Phil Bowker, Alex Hardcastle, Al Campbell, Louis Paxton, Ian Fitzgibbon, MJ Delaney, David Sant, Becky Martin, Tom McKay, Ben Palmer, Richard Allen-Turner, Clelia Mountford, Phil Temple and Neil Webster.
