Performance

Jacqueline is currently touring with Witchy Finger, both as a one-woman cabaret show and in a duo with her co-songwriter Joolz Barker. Mystical true stories intertwine with fun, uplifting songs, drawing on influences from Rock, Funk, and Psychedelia, to take you on a magic adventure through Goddesses, Ancient Prophecies, Unicorns and a magickal ritual! Witches rock!   

Critically-acclaimed, one-woman sitcom based on Jacqueline's true experiences working as a receptionist in a West London Tantric Massage parlour, directed by the award-winning Alan Short (co-director Watership Down, Netflix/BBC). After successful performances at Brighton, Shaftesbury and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals 2018 & 2019, the show appeared in February 2020 at Leicester Comedy Festival & had a sold out run at the legendary Museum of Comedy in London.

Jacqueline supported Roland Gift from the Fine Young Cannibals at the Concorde 2 in Brighton with her comedy game show Child of the '80s. She also performed stand up comedy on the London circuit and acted as MC for various comedy and cabaret nights  around the UK. 

Jacqueline created and performed the alien spoof beauty pageant The Real Miss Universe, which she hosts as EB from Sirius, which I has appeared at the Glastonbury Festival of Performing Arts and at cabarets across London.

In summer 2022, Jacqueline played the Triple Goddess - Caleb the Witch, Morgana and Our Lady - in John Constable's new Mummers play at Glastonbury Abbey. The show was reprised in Autumn 2023 and will be appearing again by popular demand in Glastonbury summer 2027. 

Jacqueline wrote and performed sketches with Feri Tezcan, including Elf & Safety, directed and produced by Nic Alderton and featuring comedian and star of Taskmaster Mike Wozniak (Man Down).

Jacqueline wrote and directed a musical about Colette, the French author and music hall artiste. It was premiered at Hoxton Hall and showcased at New Ambassadors Theatre by John Caird (co-director Les Miserables). 

Jacqueline played Satan in John Constable's new mystery play at The Globe Theatre in London and Southwark Cathedral. 

Jacqueline wrote and performed this critically-acclaimed one-woman show at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Riverside Studios in London, Theatre Studio in New York and theatre festivals in Amsterdam and Germany.

Jacqueline worked extensively with her theatrical mentor, the late, great director Ken Campbell, playing leads in his 24-hour show The Warp and Pidgin Makbed, his version of Macbeth in Pidgin English of the South Pacific, in London and on tour.  She also played the mermaid Goddess Melusine in Poetry Can F*** with Your Finances, directed by Ken's daughter Daisy Campbell, at London's Cockpit Theatre.