Training: Ruskin College Oxford, Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art.

 Born in Angola,Luanda; brought up in Lisbon,Portugal by German parents; resident in London since 1989.

 Founder member of Hourglass - Klesidra Theatre co.

 Theatre includes: Another Country (West End,) Spellbound (Hayward Gallery, Peter Greenaway), Cavalcade (Saddlers Wells, King Head Theatre and tour), On The Piste (Tour) Listen to the Wind (Kings Head Theatre), Separate Tables (Kings Head Theatre).

With Hourglass - Klesidra theatre includes: Vasco (Bagleys Studios),Marathon (Edinburgh Festival,London,Paris,Rome), Gli amantidel nuovo mondo (Studios,Rome), Bianco e Nero (Galleria Ta Matete,Rome)

 Television includes: Casualty (BBC), Stalag Luft (YTV), The Wanderer (Sky), Redcap (BBC), This is Dom Joly (BBC), Daniel Deronda (BBC).

 Film includes: Aldo Moro Trilogy (Dir. Aurelio Grimaldi), La Mere Sauvage (Dir. Emma Wass), Jane Eyre (Dir. Franco Zeffirelli), This Charming Man (Thomas Schroeter) Cabby (Dir. Young Mi Lee), Moonlight (Myoung woo Kim). 

Voice-over credits include: Band of Brothers, The Innocent, Bourne Identity, Charlotte Grey, Luther, Vanity Fair, Wimbledon, Tea with Mussolini, Harry Potter, Remains of the Day, Closer, Enigma, Foyle’s War, Spooks, The Vice, Commercials for L’Oreal, General Electric, Lagerfeld; radio plays, video games, Oxford and Cambridge University press language courses and narratives for documentaries (recently World War I in Colour, D-Day) and advertising as well as cartoon characters for Cartoon Network and CH4.

 Producing Credits: The Barn, Dir. Ruaridh Webster (dv, 80 min.) UK 2004, DDay, Dir. Mark Lewis ( Documentary dv, 16mm, 90 min, Ch. 5, National Geo, PBS) UK 2004 (Line – producer) Moonlight, Dir. Myoung woo Kim (35mm, 25 min.) UK 2003, Cabby, Dir. Young Mi Lee (16mm, 15 min) UK 2002, Several Music Promos and Test commercials.

Native in German, English, Portuguese; fluent in French, Spanish; conversational Italian. Set up little fisch films in 2004.