Florence is more than a bit amazing.
She’s not just a noted actress with a handsome list of credits including Philomena, Juliet Naked and most recently the excellent Hulu show The Great, but she writes and directs too. Her rather brilliant play, Eggs, transferred from Edinburgh to headline the Vault Festival, where it received five-star reviews and was published by Nick Hern Books. It was described as ‘Honest. Human. Real. Frank. Funny. Achingly relevant’ by Broadway Baby, and that pretty much describes Florence herself.
She is very funny, very truthful and is a true woman of her time with her prolific output deeply embedded with a strong female focus. She was selected to partake in Channel Four Drama’s 2017 screenwriting programme and is currently developing several TV shows and feature films, there’s just no stopping her. Her dazzlingly good short film, A Family Affair, starring, written & directed by herself is currently making waves on the festival circuit, she’s a true star, and we’re very proud to have her.
She has an unhealthy obsession with disco, and the louche aesthetic of 70s cinema. And she therefore likes to dress like an unholy hybrid of Miss Marple meets a 70s New York Rent Boy meets Clueless, think velvet, PVC and lots of tartan.
Get in touch if you would like to see her work.