Amy Trigg, an extraordinary and accomplished individual, originates from the picturesque county of Essex, situated in the southeastern region of England, where her remarkable journey began. Notably, her remarkable achievements in the world of performing arts have made history, as she became the first wheelchair user to successfully complete a performance course at the renowned Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, a prestigious institution that has been a hub for nurturing the talents of numerous accomplished performers.
Amy's remarkable acting career is characterized by a diverse range of outstanding achievements, featuring an impressive assortment of high-profile credits, including esteemed partnerships with renowned institutions such as the Royal Shakespeare Company, Shakespeare's Globe, The Stephen Joseph Theatre, Nottingham Playhouse, BBC, and Universal.
Amy has not only made a name for herself in the acting world, but has also demonstrated exceptional skill as a writer. In fact, her debut full-length play, "Reasons You Should(n't) Love Me", has garnered substantial attention and accolades, including the prestigious Women's Prize for Playwriting in 2020. This notable achievement was a joint effort with Ellie Keel Productions and Paines Plough.
The play's premiere at the Kiln Theatre in May 2021 marked a significant milestone in Amy's emerging writing career, solidifying her position as a talented and accomplished playwright.
