Emma's extraordinary odyssey in the realm of entertainment commenced at the tender age of seventeen, marking the beginning of her illustrious career in the industry, with her first professional role in the production "Needle", a masterpiece penned by the renowned Jimmy McGovern and masterfully directed by the acclaimed Gillies MacKinnon, in association with the esteemed British Broadcasting Corporation, in the year 1990.
Emma's fledgling career in television was nurtured under the expert tutelage of Sally Long-Innes at ICM, which has since evolved into the esteemed agency, Independent Talent.
As she navigated the early stages of her professional journey, Emma made a significant breakthrough, securing a recurring role in the renowned television program Casualty, a position that would ultimately cement her status as a series regular in 1992.
Emma's professional journey and area of specialization underwent significant development and growth as a result of her collaboration with the renowned and accomplished film director Sandra Goldbacher, who entrusted her with key roles in a trio of critically acclaimed short films. These projects, which include the notable "Seventeen", "Piccadilly Circus by Night", and "The Governess", allowed Emma to hone her craft alongside a talented and accomplished cast, including the esteemed actress Minnie Driver, in the year 1997.
Emma's theatre career has been marked by a plethora of notable highlights, with standout performances in various productions that have showcased her impressive range and talent. One such highlight was her appearance in Lee Hall's adaptation of The Good Hope, expertly directed by Bill Brydon, at the prestigious Royal National Theatre in 2002. This was just one of many notable roles she has undertaken, including her portrayal of a complex character in David Mamet's thought-provoking drama Oleanna at the Norwich Playhouse.
Her extensive repertoire also includes performances in The Woods at The Finborough Theatre, a gripping production that pushed her acting skills to new heights. Additionally, she has brought her unique interpretation to the stage in Jessica Townsend's powerful play Terms of Abuse at Hampstead Theatre, among numerous other roles that have cemented her status as a talented and versatile performer.
