Zoie has had a long and varied acting career including stints in PARADOX with Tamzin Outhwaite (Clerkenwell Films/BBC Worldwide), BLUE MURDER, HOLBY CITY, DOCTORS and EMMERDALE, but is probably best known for her role as Staff Nurse Meryl Taylor in ITV's THE ROYAL (Series I-V), for which she was shortlisted as 'Best Newcomer' in the National Television Awards.
Despite screen success Zoie's background lies firmly in the theatre, where she has performed in numerous No.1 tours, ranging from classics such as Coward's THE MARQUISE and Wilde's THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST to comedy greats EDUCATING RITA (with Stephen McGann) and Camoletti's BOEING BOEING via new writing and devised work including LOST TIME (BAC) and Lucy Kirkwood's tense two-hander PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY (Southwark Playhouse).
Zoie is one half of the improvised storytelling experience, The Shadow Travellers, performs nationally with an improvised comedy group and is the founder and Artistic Director of the award-winning Twice Shy Theatre.
Always ready for a new challenge, she is also a poet, artist, puppeteer, director and writer, has had writing published in New York with 'Love Calls' in 2012 and 'Writing on the Moon' in 2016. She is currently juggling motherhood, story weaving, puppeteering, acting, leading singing mamas choirs and several writing and producing projects, with her first full length play being premiered in 2018!
Despite screen success Zoie's background lies firmly in the theatre, where she has performed in numerous No.1 tours, ranging from classics such as Coward's THE MARQUISE and Wilde's THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST to comedy greats EDUCATING RITA (with Stephen McGann) and Camoletti's BOEING BOEING via new writing and devised work including LOST TIME (BAC) and Lucy Kirkwood's tense two-hander PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY (Southwark Playhouse).
Zoie is one half of the improvised storytelling experience, The Shadow Travellers, performs nationally with an improvised comedy group and is the founder and Artistic Director of the award-winning Twice Shy Theatre.
Always ready for a new challenge, she is also a poet, artist, puppeteer, director and writer, has had writing published in New York with 'Love Calls' in 2012 and 'Writing on the Moon' in 2016. She is currently juggling motherhood, story weaving, puppeteering, acting, leading singing mamas choirs and several writing and producing projects, with her first full length play being premiered in 2018!
