WritinG 

Theatre: Amy’s debut play 'Reasons You Should(n't) Love Me' won The Women's Prize for Playwriting 2020 (Ellie Keel Productions and Paines Plough). The play had its world premiere at the Kiln Theatre, London in May 2021 and returned to the Kiln Theatre in Autumn 2022 after a tour.  Amy's short play 'It's Not Like It's Illegal' was performed at Theatre Royal Stratford East in May 2022 as part of their 'Burn It Down' series. Amy was writer in residence at the Kiln Theatre for 2022, after winning one of six 2022 Playwrights' Scheme Bursaries. Her writing was featured in 'Burnt at the Stake, or The Whole of the Truth' at Shakespeare's Globe in October 2023 as one of thirteen anonymous writers.

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TV: Amy has co-written episode three of the upcoming Netflix four-part limited series 'Toxic Town' alongside Jack Thorne. She wrote episode two of 'Ralph and Katie' (a spin off to the popular BBC/ITV Studios show 'The A Word') for ITV Studios/BBC. Amy has original projects in development with ITV Studios, Red Production Company, Little Door, The Forge and Two Rivers Media. Writers' rooms include work for CBeebies and The Bureau.

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Audio/Radio: 'The A-Z of Things: A is for Award' for BBC Radio 3 and 'Reasons You Should(n't) Love Me' for Audible.

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Training: BBC TV Drama Writers' Programme 2021, 4Screenwriting 2021, BBC Drama Room 2020/21, BBC Writers' Access Group 2020/21, the Royal Court Introduction to Playwriting Group 2020/21 and BBC Children's New Voices 2020.

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Amy’s essay ‘An Ode to Improv (and Poehler and Fey)' features in the book ‘Feminists Don't Wear Pink (and other lies)', curated by Scarlett Curtis and published by Penguin. Amy has also been a regular guest writer for Access Magazine. She won 'Colchester New Comedian of the Year 2016’ for her one woman sketch 'The Rebrand'. In 2020 Amy wrote two short digital plays for the Royal Shakespeare Company and Midsummer Festival.

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