Zoë is a London-based actress, playwright and theatre producer creating and performing in innovative and provocative theatre on The London and Edinburgh Fringe. Her third play Head (The Underbelly, Edinburgh Fringe 2004 ) was Fringe First nominated and she played Mia Wallace in the first stage adaptation of Tarantino's Pulp Fiction in the same year. In spring 2005 Zoë set up Skin and Bone Theatre and successfully co-produced a rare staging of Beaumont and Fletcher's The Maid's Tragedy with Michael Kingsbury at The White Bear Theatre Company. Zoë also played the female lead, Evadne, and the show received a three star review from Michael Billington in The Guardian. Zoë’s new play Scratch premiered at The White Bear Theatre Club in May 2006 and received an excellent review in Time Out. In August 2006 Zoë played the female lead in a rare-staging of the seventeenth century true crime drama Arden of Faversham. She also co-produced the show with Michael Kingsbury at The White Bear Theatre Company.