Laura (she/her) trained at LAMDA and has recently performed in Once Upon A Time In Nazi Occupied Tunisia at the Almeida. Previous work for Shakespeare’s Globe includes Hakawatis (2022).

Other theatre credits include Living Newspaper Edition 5 (Royal Court Theatre); Signal Fires (Fuel Theatre); Leave A Message – Isolated But Open Monologues Online (Papatango); Karaokay (Bunker Theatre); A History Of Water In The Middle East (Royal Court Theatre); Give A Man A Bible (Pint Sized/ The Bunker Theatre); Rest Upon The Wind (Matar Ventures); The Sweethearts (The Finborough Theatre/Raising Dark), Palindrome (Miniaturists); A Bright Room Called Day (Southwark Playhouse); Foreplay (King’s Head Theatre); Red Peppers/Still Life (Folie a deux/Old Red Lion); Lean (Strip Theatre/Tristan Bates Theatre); The Warden (Traffic of the Stage); Much Ado About Nothing (Serendipity Productions); A Midsummer Night’s Dream (ASC Random/ The Chelsea Theatre); Beasts And Beauties (The Hampstead Theatre).

Television credits include Heartstopper S2 (Netflix).

Radio credits include The Old Man In The Moon (Holy Mountain/BBC Radio 4); The Arabian Nights (Holy Mountain/BBC Radio 4); The Eustace Diamonds (Goldhawk Essential/BBC Radio 4).