Julie trained at Mountview Acadamy of Theatre Arts, following which she made her West End debut in he lead role of Sophie in MammaMia! She then played the role of Serena in the national tour of Fame, a role she subsequently reprised for a Christmas season at the Edinburgh Playhouse and in the West End. Her other theatre credits include: Jo and Young Alice in Once upon a time at the Adelphi (Liverpool Playhouse); The original Kate Monster and Lucy the Slut in Avenue Q (Noel Coward theatre); Fern in Charlotte’s Web(Polka Theatre); Iris Bentley in Let Him Have Justice (Cochrane) which she also co-wrote; Kolokolo bird in Just So (Chichester Festival); Euro Pride (Royal Albert Hall); A Spoonful of Stiles & Drewe (Her Majestys Theatre); Minerva in Out of this world (Chichester); Little by little (Arts Theatre); Night of 1000 voices (Royal Albert Hall); AJ in the Loveshack workshop; Sindy in the Apocolypse Wow workshop; Darlene in the Raindogs workshop; Charlotte in the Through the Door workshop; and a workshop with Peeplykus at the National Theatre.

As a founder member of the Notes from New York company she has starred in shows at the Donmar Warehouse, the Arts Theatre, the Trafalger Studios and the Duchess Theatre and has headlined both instalments of Christmas in New York at the Apollo Theatre and Lyric Theatre respectively.

Her Television credits include; Chrissy in Barbara (Carlton); Braniacs (Sky One); Royal Variety Performance filmed at the Collesium (BBC1); Children in Need (BBC1); Paul O’Grady show(Channel 4); Challenge Anneka (ITV); Britains Got More Talent (ITV2).

Julie has played various characters in Big Cook Little Cook for Cbeebies Radio and I’m an Alien Beam Me Off Here BBC Radio 7. And appeared in a commercial for lastminute.com

Albums include: Let Him Have Justice (TER); Just So (First Night Records); Over the Rainbow (Childrens Hospices Charity Album); and most recently has released her Solo Album of Charles Miller’s songs entitled A Girl Of Few Words.