Samantha's life began in the esteemed city of London, England, where she was born to a mother hailing from the United States and a father of English descent.
Her educational journey commenced at the renowned Redroofs Theatre School, where she honed her craft alongside fellow aspiring thespians. Subsequently, she matriculated to Hurtwood House, further refining her skills in the realm of performance.
During her formative years, Samantha had the opportunity to share the screen with the accomplished actor Johnny Lee Miller in the BBC's adaptation of The Canterbury Tales.
As she progressed through her academic pursuits, Samantha decided to forgo her studies in English Literature at University College London to pursue a more fulfilling path. This decision allowed her to take on the iconic role of Ophelia alongside the talented Ben Wishaw in Trevor Nunn's highly acclaimed production of Hamlet.
In addition to her acting endeavors, Samantha has also ventured into the realms of writing and directing. She co-founded the production company Silent Kisses Productions alongside Daud Shah, further solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry.
