episodes of BBC soap opera EastEnders in the role of Archie Mitchell's solicitor Emma West, and in Aug 2010 she played the part of Sarah Gilligan in Holby City. She can also be seen in the television advertising campaign for Zoopla. In January 2012 she had a guest role alongside Marcus Patric in an episode of the BBC1 daytime soap Doctors before appearing in the film Les Misérables, and the ITV series Endeavour the following year. After that she focused her career on theatre for the rest of the decade, but in 2022 she appeared on TV for the first time in 9 years in an episode of BBC comedy drama This Is Going To Hurt. Theatre Beaven has appeared in a number of theatre productions since her debut aged 11 in the RSC production of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in 1991. As a teenager she appeared as Wendla in the controversial play Spring Awakening in 1995, which was adapted by the poet Ted Hughes. Between 10 August and 2 September 2006 she played Ela Delahay in Charley's Aunt at the Oxford Playhouse, and then Cecily Cardew in Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest at the Derby Playhouse in January 2007. After appearing as Gerda in The Snow Queen at the Derby Playhouse in 2009, she then starred in She Stoops To Conquer at the Nottingham Playhouse in 2010. The following year saw her appear in productions such as Relatively Speaking at the Watermill Theatre from 17 February to 26 March 2011, as Hero in Much Ado About Nothing between 16 June and 2 July 2011 for the Guildford Shakepeare Company, and again for the company in The Merchant of Venice as Jessica, as well as appearing at the King's Head Theatre in the play Constance from September 2011 to make it a busy year for Beaven. In 2013 she appeared in the RSC production of Candide, the Criterion Theatre production of The 39 Steps and the J. B. Priestley play Dangerous Corner for Salisbury Playhouse. She appeared in 2015 in the acclaimed production of A Mad World, My Masters, playing Mrs Littledick, while in 2017 she appeared at the Swan Theatre for productions of Vice Versa as Voluptua between 11 May to 9 September, and in Dido, Queen of Carthage as Venus. Her most recent theatre performance has been as Lady Capulet in the production Romeo and