NEW UK AGENT! Now represented by Foxy Tongue Voices
Queer, Neurodivergent & Non-Binary Actor & Voice Actor

NEW UK AGENT! Now represented by Foxy Tongue Voices
Queer, Neurodivergent & Non-Binary Actor & Voice Actor
Directed by Tom Keegan
Produced by Elements Demos
Directed by Rachael Naylor
Produced by Elements Demos
Directed by Rachael Naylor
Produced by Elements Demos
My name is Florence, I'm a British Neurodivergent, Queer and Non-Binary Actor, Voice Actor, and writer.
Born in Bristol, and currently based in Leeds with my little rescue cat, Tea Cake.
My pronouns are She/They
I've had the pleasure of working in this amazing industry for a few years now and really couldn't imagine doing anything else.
Mocap trained, with plenty of quirkiness and a natural ability for comedy and character work, I always bring an intense vulnerability to every role I play.
I am very versatile and respond to any direction with ease.
My home setup is sound treated to a high standard with Rode NT-1A microphone, Focusrite Scarlett Solo preamp, Razer headphones and Hindenburg recording software.
Two Year Rep Acting Accelerator 2018 - 2020:
Commedia Dell Arte, Puppetry, Mime, Clown, Meisner, Grotovski, Laban, Uta Hagen, Stanislavski, African Dance, Shakespeare, Viewpoints, Chekov, Butoh, Stage Combat.
Rachael Naylor Voiceover Accelerator Program 2023, 2024 & 2025
Get Your Game On 2024: Jessica Jeffries Intensive Workshop
Online Workshops: Mindy Sterling, Tanya Buchanan, Thomas Mitchells, Lisa Ortiz, Tom Keegan, Brandon Cohen, Rachael Naylor, Kim Donovan, Portia Scott, Dean Panaro, Debi Derryberry, Kristin Paiva, Portia Scott, Sarah Jane Sherman + more
Canary Studios is my podcast production studio which I launched in January 2025.
We specialise in creating high quality podcasts using our clients' blogs and online content working mainly on subject matters like mental health and wellness, performing arts and the LGBTQIA+ and Disabled/Neurodivergent community.
Sleepless Creatives is my podcast, which I created in 2021 during the second lockdown as a way of helping people working in the performing arts find their spark again after months of being out of work due to covid.
In every episode I read a piece of text related to the performing arts to help bring artists back to the words they have always loved to perform.