Rosie has an extensive history of working with people using drama and theatre to explore difficult and sensitive themes and issues.

She has a Masters in Applied Theatre (Drama in the Community and Drama Education) and a Masters in Counselling and often combines her knowledge of these two distinct fields throughout her practice.

Rosie’s practice is extensive and encompasses performance, education, counselling, training, and wellbeing support.

Rosie has performed in shows such as The Crucible (Toy Factory Productions), The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband (Skinned Knee Productions), and Walking in Beauty London (Blue Bean Productions). She offers corporate training and teacher training using drama and applied theatre methods. Her voiceover samples are available here.

Rosie co-hosts the Easy To Say podcast with Oon Shu An. She co-created Artivities: Exploring Inner and Outer Worlds through Art with Shilpa Gupta and designs and runs Intermission, Singapore’s first wellbeing support group for the arts industry, in conjunction with The Esplanade Singapore.

Rosie was President of the Singapore Drama Educators Association from 2019-2022.