​My name's Pip. I'm a writer, theatremaker and dramaturg.

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Hope this finds you well.

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I love formal experimentation, genre (by which I guess I really mean horror/comedy/weird stuff), and the intersections between live performance practices.

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A friend once described my work as "disruptive folklore", which I really like.

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I like live performance because it is an art form that allows you to say "hello" to people and see what happens if they say "hello" back.

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I am an inherently collaborative artist, and love generating text in response to a variety of different disciplines, stimuli and spaces.

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I have worked with Camden People's Theatre, Southwark Playhouse, Vaults, Cambridge Junction, Greenside Studios and Boundless Theatre, among others.

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I am the co-artistic director and founding member of We Talk Of Horses, a company in which I do loud, angry, sad stuff with my friend Sam. You can check us out here.

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I also hold an MA in Dramaturgy and Writing for Performance from Goldsmiths, University of London.

(so there.)

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I also write critically, and am always keen to work as an outside eye/embedded critic for experimental and challenging work.

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I live in South East London with two rats called Herzog and Little Princess.

Have a look around, make yourself comfortable.