Juliet has worked extensively in theatre, television and film. She played Liev Schreiber's wife, Dorothy Townsend, in the film 'The Painted Veil', alongside Edward Norton and Naomi Watts, and Emma Stone in 'Iris', alongside Judi Dench and Jim Broadbent. Her television work includes Mistresses, A Touch of Frost, Skins, Distant Shores, Poirot, Doctors, Hotel Babylon and Colditz and she has appeared in over 30 plays in Regional and Repertory Theatre throughout the UK and in London's West End. She is currently playing Moya Lexington in Terence Rattigan's 'After The Dance' at The National Theatre, London.

From an early age music and singing have been a large part of Juliet's life. Aged 8, she began to learn the piano, at 11 she learnt the flute and at 18 she learnt the guitar. She is now embarking on the cello.

Juliet has been singing, writing and composing for many years but only began performing her material live in 2007. After meeting producer Rob Seals in Los Angeles later that year, she began working towards recording her first album with him, and between October 2008 and March 2009, she returned to LA on three occasions to record with him in his studio in Burbank.