She left Ryerson to study voice in the UK, which she hoped would allow her to maintain a connection to theatre even with her declining visual ability.
[5] In 2000, Bulmer's one-act play Smudge premiered with Nightwood Theatre under the direction of Alisa Palmer.
[9] In 2019, she worked with Common Boots Theatre again, this time serving as accessibility dramaturge for Natasha Greenblatt and Yolanda Bonnell's The Election.
[14] Bulmer co-created the play May I Take Your Arm with Anna Camilleri, Tristan Whiston, and Katie Yealland.
[17][18] Bulmer developed the play Blind Woman in Search of a Narrative between 2018 and 2020 during her residency with Bodies in Translation at the University of Guelph.
[16] In April 2022, Bulmer curated the CoMotion Festival, a showcase of Deaf and disabled artists online and at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre.
[2][19] Her play, Perpetual Archaeology, is set to premiere with Crow's Theatre under the direction of Leah Cherniak and starring Bulmer, in June 2023.