Creative Experiences

I've always been fascinated by what happens when people make something together.

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I've created clown choirs, collaborated with schools on a humongous soundscape about the future, hosted big family arty raves and performed silly solo shows about serious stuff like loneliness and the end of the world.

The work may look very different from project to project, but its core is the same: playful curiosity, removing barriers for people who aren't always represented, and creating space for people to express themselves, connect with others and see the world differently.

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I'm particularly interested in making theatre for people who don't think theatre is for them. I love creating work in places where people don't expect to find it: schools, public spaces, workplaces and communities. Sometimes people are watching. Sometimes they're making. Often, they're doing both.

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I bring applied neuroscience into the creative process too, using what we know about how people respond, learn and connect to design experiences that are genuinely inclusive and engaging.

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I work with artists, schools, organisations and communities to create experiences that bring people together in unexpected ways.