After graduating from The University of Manchester with a BA Hons degree in Drama, Tiffany trained at Drama Studio London in Ealing.

Theatre roles include Carol in Priestley’s Time and the Conways, Puck in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Lady Chiltern in Wilde’s An Ideal Husband and the title role in Wertenbaker’s The Ash Girl.  

Always involved in filming in her home county; Tiffany has been working with Crow's Eye Productions in Lincolnshire to create the Book Trailer for Fiona Mountain's historical novel Lady of the Butterflies, where she plays Eleanor Glanville, a 17th century entomologist. An English rose with a lovable free spirit and an endearing outspoken nature - epitomising the roles she has a natural casting for. You can view the trailer and full length scenes from the project here.

As a voiceover artist, Tiffany specialises in children's animations and is the narrator for the new series Little Fairies. You can view clips from 'Poppy's Magic' here.

In 2010 Tiffany played the quirky ingenue Isla Rose in the world premiere of the award winning play Never Any Fruit. The role was written especially for her by playwright Dougie Blaxland. It was after this performance in London she signed with her agent, David Daly Associates.

Tiffany recently featured in a commercial for Find My Past directed by Lark Rise to Candleford's Alan Grint, filmed at the Victorian Cragside House. 

Tiffany landed her first TV role in 2011 as Katia Henderson, a guest lead in an episode of BBC's Doctors.