Helen embarked on a profound transformation, abandoning her long-standing career as a BBC TV News Journalist, which spanned nearly two decades, during which she covered a wide range of high-stakes stories, including wars, nuclear incidents, human tragedies, and earthquake zones, where meeting deadlines became second nature.
With a lifelong passion for acting that dates back to the age of five, Helen finally took the leap, leaving behind a lucrative day job to pursue her true calling, driven by a mantra that emphasizes the importance of enjoyment: "If it's not fun, it's not working."
Born to an Armenian father and a Scottish/Jewish mother, Helen's mixed heritage, which includes 14 siblings, originating from Dundee, Scotland, presents an intriguing blend of cultural influences that have undoubtedly shaped her perspective and approach to her craft.
As she navigates her new path, Helen's philosophy remains straightforward: "It's not brain surgery, let's enjoy!" – a sentiment that reflects her commitment to finding joy and fulfillment in her work.
