Even as a small child, Julie says she “used to think in the third person” and only started getting serious about writing after doing a two year play-writing course at the Actors Centre in London, taught by David Mowatt back in 1988. Originally, Juliee began her career as a stand up comic and worked in most pubs in London, both behind the microphone and the bar.
Thirtysomehow the black comedy which Julie co-wrote and acted in for a sell out season at Edinburgh Festival, transferred to London and was later filmed for Channel 4.

Julie says that the best thing about writing is “Losing yourself in your writing, not noticing the time flying by. If it’s a comedy, hearing an audience laughing at your lines and not having to wear tights and a suit.”


Credits Include:
Dinner and a Movie - London New Play Festival
Dream Believer - Hen & Chickens Fringe Theatre
Dear Jenny, Dear Julie - R4 Comedy series, Co-written with Jenny Éclair
Clay, Play - LNPF. Which went to Man in the Moon Theatre, Edinburgh Festival, Women's Workshop, New York and Melbourne Arts Factory
Thirtysomehow - Co-Written for Edinburgh Festival, Pick of the Perrier, Lyric Hammersmith and Ch4 Small stages season
Mummy's Little Girl - Pilot comedy for Ch4 and Co-Written with and for Jenny Éclair at the Donmar Warehouse, London
Sticks & Stones - BBC2
On Baby Street - Co-written with Jenny Éclair, Six part comedy series for Radio 4
Girls behaving Badly or Worse - A comedy book, published by Orion
Mrs Nosy Parker - A monologue co-written with and for Jenny Éclair which was nominated for the LWT Comedy Writing Award at Edinburgh Festival
Just Juliette - Comedy series for Radio 4, written with Jenny Éclair
The Right Time - Radio 4 sketch show, which ran for 2 Series