Since 2020 she has been consistently working as an Intimacy Professional in live-performance spaces, specialising in practical, choreography based approaches. She brings her professional acting and devising background along for the ride, helping her to communicate with actors in a familiar, relaxed way. As of 2026 Lucy is in her final year of her certification as an Intimacy Coordinator and Director (for both screen and stage) with Canada based & SAG-AFTRA accredited institute Principle Intimacy Professionals. This has involved an extensive study of sexual education, consent work, choreography, power and industry protocol. 

When Lucy isn’t performing or choreographing you can find her immersing herself in every other part of the performance world possible. She has been part of design teams on everything from late-night Cabarets, to James Joyce adaptations, to Aunty Donna skits. She has had the honour of working as Stage Manager for Melbourne legend Maude Davey and was a member of the inaugural Pathways program for emerging playwrights at La Mama theatre. Outside of live-performance Lucy works as a facilitator in a wide variety of spaces - from traditional sauna guiding (Saunagus) to anti-racism training for corporate executives.

According to early reports Lucy has been playing the fool and doing fourteen jobs at once since she could walk and talk. This has thankfully resulted in a delight in complex topics, diverse performance practices and the pursuit of technical excellence.

In 2020 Lucy graduated with Distinction from a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts (Acting for Screen & Stage) from Federation University Australia and has trained extensively in voice, movement, classical text & devised theatre. Since graduating she has worked as an actor on stage and screen, with some highlights including Anatomy of a Suicide (Heartstring Theatre Co), The Museum of Lost Things (Dir. Polly Garrett), Mi:Wi 3027 (La Mama Theatre & The Storyteller), Exiles (Bloomsday in Melbourne @ Fortyfivedownstairs) and An Indigenous Trilogy (La Mama Theatre).

She is currently in the UK preparing to take her directorial debut, Me and the D.O.G (written & performed by the inimitable El Kiley), to Edinburgh Fringe after two stellar seasons at home in Naarm. Book tickets here.