Louise has been a professional in the entertainment industry for some 25 years. An accomplished vocalist and dancer, she spent her formative training years under the dance direction of Marie Walton Mahon, training in all aspects of dance, before adding singing to her performance repertoire in the late 80’s under the direction of Rita Scott (ex- rockmelons) and classical training under the direction of Miss Narelle Davidson (ex- Opera Australia). Louise has appeared in many performance outfits including the Commitments Big Band, Sydney dance act, L.S.I. and numerous supports Izzy Dye, international Dance act Le Bouche and guitar prodigy Nathan Cavaleri.

She has lent her talents to many corporate events throughout the Hunter including Model For Life for the Spastic Centre, Lake Macquarie City Carols, Newcastle Council citizenship ceremonies, to name a few. She is a consultant for Newcastle TAFE’s Music Industry Skills course and its Performing Arts course. In addition, Louise has produced and stage managed many key events, including entertainment for NBL team, the Pirates, the Newcastle Jets, The Parramatta Eels, Lake Macquarie Council amongst others. She has directed some of the biggest names in the Australian Music Industry including Marcia Hines, Daryl Braithwaite, Becky Cole and the Potbelleez and was entertainment and floor manager for the historic Jets V LA Galaxy match at a sold out Energy Australia Stadium, hosting David Beckham.

Louise was featured as an industry leader in the book Dance Studio Secrets- which featured 20 dance studio owners from around the world which sat at the Amazon best Sellers list for an extended period.

In 2020 Louise ventured into the world of radio and podcast hosting- producing a daily show called “The Juice” for Newcastle Live which focussed on health and wellness and ignited a passion in her to further her studies in wellness and emotion coaching- obtaining her Life Coaching and NLP qualifications in 2022. She recognised post pandemic that anxiety, disconnection and confidence issues were a very real concern.

In 2024 Louise was named Lake Macquarie Creative and Performing Arts Leader of the year by Lake Macquarie City Council.

Standing only 5ft tall Louise has an obsession with high heels and has an impressive and eclectic collection. She operates at her best after a vanilla Latte most mornings.