Actor: Recent Work
Acting is a huge part of my artistry, my first real introduction to theatre, and one of my greatest joys.
Below you will find some of the most recent projects. If you want to know more about my current acting projects, please check out my About! page.
Most recently, I was awarded the Rawley P. Turner Drama Award for my work in Scab by Sheila Callaghan during the fall of 2022 and performed in my first professional gig in 2023.
The Kearns — Short Film (MEISHU)
"The Kearns" is a psychological thriller which follows the tumultuous journey of an influencer family striving for fame. Exploring ethical dilemmas surrounding the exploitation and safeguarding of children, the relentless pursuit of social media metrics, and the suffocating pressure to maintain the illusion of perfection, the film delves headfirst into the complexities of modern-day fame and the insatiable hunger it can induce. "The Kearns" uncovers the dark underbelly of social media culture, and how it has the potential to tear families apart.
Following the success of "Nosebleeds," MEISHU returns with their second film, guided always by the company’s motto: "Make Art, Tell Stories." With a keen eye for relatable and timely narratives, MEISHU is committed to shedding light on the complexities of modern life.
MEISHU | Directed by Poppy Brian-Boys | Screenplay by: Poppy Brian-Boys & Carina Chatlani | Director of Photography: Leo Marland| All rights owned by MEISHU
A Midsummer’s Night (Rave)
“Let’s Rave! Shakesqueer presents a new revival of Car Crash Productions ‘Midsummer Night’s Rave’.
This new immersive adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Midsummer night’s Dream set to some of the most iconic dance numbers of all time returns. Midsummer Nights’s Rave immerses you in the vibrant world of rave culture in the surroundings of the arches at Putney. Is love a dream? Is it a vision? One thing is for sure when lovers come together, they make music and just as Shakespeare would’ve wanted, we will rave.
Midsummer Night’s Rave has a limited run at Wandsworth Arts Fringe, this June.”
Shakesqueer Theatre Company | Directed by Tom Sergeant | 08-09 June 2024 | Featured in Wandworth Arts Fringe 2024 | Photo credits to Rebecca Cresta & Shakesqueer
Scab by Sheila Callaghan
Anima's (Clare Harbin) sphere of desperation and self-destruction is invaded by the arrival of her perky new roommate, Christa (Emma Kitchin). Moved by a particularly malevolent statue of the Virgin Mary and a houseplant named Susan, Anima and Christa soon enter into a profound and intimate friendship that incurs traumatic results.
Davidson College | Directed by Lily McCalla | 13-16 October, 2022 | Program | Photo credits to Claire Tatum
Winner of the Rawley P. Turner Drama Award: “As Anima, in Scab, the detail, vulnerability, and intensity of Clare's acting work were uniquely powerful and professional. We are pleased to honor her brave, emotionally raw performance with this award."
