Judy trained at Central at the age of 18, marking the beginning of her journey in the world of theatre. She went on to work in Repertory and Children's Theatre, honing her craft and building her experience, until she took a break to start a family. Later, in 2009, Judy returned to the industry, and her first theatre job as an older actor was in 2010 in Kindly Leave the Stage in Wells Next the Sea in Norfolk.
Since then, Judy has been involved in numerous theatre and outdoor theatre productions, taking on a wide range of roles. Some of her notable performances include Miss Prism, Lady Bracknell, Nell in Endgame, the Prioress in The Monk, Anne in Nothing Else Ever, The Stoic in The Blind, Mary in The Bald Prima Donna, Maria Josefa in The House of Bernarda Alba, Nikolka in Boris Godunov, ensemble in 252AM in the Vaults, and other new writing roles at the Criterion, The Park Theatre, Jermyn Street Theatre, and the White Bear.
In January 2023, Judy had the opportunity to take on two roles in Norman Balon's It's All True at the Shaftesbury Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue. Her extensive experience in Shakespearean roles has also included performances in Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Much Ado About Nothing, and Winter's Tale.
However, since 2009, Judy's work has primarily been in film. She has appeared in numerous short films and feature films, including Monster Portal, The Surgeon, The Killing Tree, and The Demonic Fae, which was filmed in 2022 and is set to be premiered in 2023.
Most recently, Judy played the role of Alice in One Last Waltz at the Bridge House Theatre in London, which received four-star reviews. One critic praised Judy's understated performance, stating that she "simply steals the show" and makes the heart-breaking moments "all the more real".
