Emma is an award winning writer, theatre maker and performer, whose work is often playfully destructive & gloriously irreverent. 

Over the past decade, Emma’s status has been established as a prominent and innovative theatre artist, whose work has often focussed on issues around gender identity and politically motivated performances. 

Her collection of five solo performances are published by Methuen - None of Us is Yet a Robot - Five Performances on Gender Identity and the Politics of Transition and in 2023 she co-adapted John Lyly’s classic play Galatea which was performed as part of Brighton Festival and is published by Bloomsbury. 

Her work has been performed internationally in Indonesia, Brazil, Turtle Island and across the UK and Europe and she was featured in the 2013 British Council Showcase with an anarchic adaptation of ʻDon Quijoteʼ. In 2019 she created “We Dig” which physically demolished the iconic OvalHouse theatre with a cast of trans femmes from around the world.

She is an Associate Artist with Marlborough Productions and has written several episodes for Channel 4's iconic continuing drama Hollyoaks.

“This is a body of work that is not only about trans identities and gender fluidity but in which these things become catalysts for an expansive exploration of the kind of lives we want to lead and the kind of world we want to live in. This is vital and extraordinary work”

Andy Field, Forest Fringe