Jessica, born in 1982, spent her formative years on a farm near Eardisley, Herefordshire, where her early fascination with acting first took root.
With a keen passion for the performing arts, Jessica pursued a degree in drama at the University of the West of England at Bristol, laying the groundwork for her future success.
After completing her studies, Jessica took a gap year to teach English in Thailand, an experience that no doubt broadened her cultural horizons and deepened her understanding of the world.
Upon her return to the UK, Jessica enrolled at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, where she honed her craft and refined her skills under the guidance of industry experts.
In 2008, Jessica graduated from the academy, ready to take on the world of professional theatre. Her early years on the stage saw her make a name for herself as a talented and promising young actress, with standout performances in productions such as 'The Changeling' at the Young Vic, 'Rocket to the Moon' at the National Theatre, and 'Ghosts', for which she won the Manchester Evening News award for best supporting actress in the revival of 'Punk Rock'.
Fast-forward to 2012, and Jessica's talent and dedication earned her the lead role in the nostalgic television series 'Call the Midwife', introducing her to a far wider audience and cementing her status as a rising star in the world of British television.
