Producer
I have been working as a freelance Producer and Assistant Producer for the past five years across multiple artforms.
South Westminster Community Festival
Festival Director
SouthWestFest
Nov 2021 - present
(previously Festival Producer Jan 2021 - Nov 2021) and Festival Coordinator June 2018 - Jan 2021)
Three week annual summer festival connecting and showcasing the south Westminster community and its organisations
2022: A Breath of Fresh Air (24th June - 15th July) was an exciting year, curating a programme to raise awareness of the climate crisis and how to live more sustainably in the community and bringing back our large outdoor events.
link to online brochure
Festival Director
SouthWestFest
Nov 2021 - present
(previously Festival Producer Jan 2021 - Nov 2021) and Festival Coordinator June 2018 - Jan 2021)
Three week annual summer festival connecting and showcasing the south Westminster community and its organisations
2022: A Breath of Fresh Air (24th June - 15th July) was an exciting year, curating a programme to raise awareness of the climate crisis and how to live more sustainably in the community and bringing back our large outdoor events.
link to online brochure
Assistant Producer
Winnaretta Singer : Parisian Salon
Jan - Feb 2020, pilot performance 10th Feb
Chancellor’s Hall in Senate House WC1E 7HU
An evening of interweaving music and monologues about the life, work and loves of Winnaretta Singer
curated by pianist and impresario Yu Su
written by Nicola Nathan and David Harsent
performed by Lucy Tregear
sung by soprano Rose Stachniewska and baritone Julien Van Mellaerts
produced by the Rimbaud and Verlaine Foundation
Dank Parish Theatre Company
Assistant Producer
Serpentine’s
June - Aug 2019
Boomtown Festival, 9th - 11th Aug
Serpetine’s: a place to play your lives away
an immersive interactive theatrical venue full of the weird and wild
directed by Nigel Munson
devised by the 20 strong cast
set by Meg Cunningham
costume by Vicki Halliday and Dana
trailer from tour
Company of Adventurers
Researcher and Producer
The Story of Army Music, in 10 short films
May - August 2021
Working with the Museum of Army Music and the Royal Military School of Music to produce ten short documentary, digitial archive films, exploring the history of army music and the collection, to be released from mid-September whilst the musuem finds a new home.
filmmaker Chris Lince
museum curators Sue Barber and Fran Stovold
with thanks to all our talking heads for you experiences and words
comissioned by the Company of Adventurers
work with the Rimbaud and Verlaine Foundation
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Researcher and Producer
The Story of Army Music, in 10 short films
May - August 2021
Working with the Museum of Army Music and the Royal Military School of Music to produce ten short documentary, digitial archive films, exploring the history of army music and the collection, to be released from mid-September whilst the musuem finds a new home.
filmmaker Chris Lince
museum curators Sue Barber and Fran Stovold
with thanks to all our talking heads for you experiences and words
comissioned by the Company of Adventurers
work with the Rimbaud and Verlaine Foundation
Producer
Before the Wall
March - Aug 2019
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 17th - 26th Aug, Gilded Balloon at the Museum
It is 1860 and a small Anglo-Franch army finds itself before the walls of Beijing. How did it get there? More to the point, how will it get out?
Before the Wall chronicles the chess board politics of ruthless leaders, motivated by power games, vanity and plunder, for which the pawns - the foot soldiers - as usual pay the price
written very much with an eye on today’s geopolitics with its tensions and misconceptions between China and the West
written by Chris Ruffle
directed by Mingyu Lin
dramaturged by Joel Tan
performed by Daniel York Loh, Stephen Ho, Bec Boey and Camille Mallet de Chauny
lighting by Joe Hornsby
sound by Niclas Jeppsson
set and prop design by Cindy Lin
costume by Yiwen Lin
we partnered with the National Museum of Scotland to provide a totalling experience for our audiences, with daily guided tours of the museum’s newly opened East Asia Gallery which contains artefacts referenced in the play
commissioned by the Rimbaud and Verlaine Foundation
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Shapeshifter Productions
Associate Producer
Resonance
June 2017 - July 2019
Toured South West England, June 2018
residency in Somerton
followed by
6th June, The Poly, Falmouth
7th June, The Lyric Theatre, Bridport
8th, Pound Arts, Corsham
tour company
dancers:
Cecily Fay and Ozzie James
musicians:
Alison Jones, Hattie Webb, Keith Bray, John Crawford, Trevor Kentish, Ruth Goller, Jerome Silsby
composed by Alison Jones
choreographed by Cecily Fay
Before the Wall
March - Aug 2019
Edinburgh Festival Fringe 17th - 26th Aug, Gilded Balloon at the Museum
It is 1860 and a small Anglo-Franch army finds itself before the walls of Beijing. How did it get there? More to the point, how will it get out?
Before the Wall chronicles the chess board politics of ruthless leaders, motivated by power games, vanity and plunder, for which the pawns - the foot soldiers - as usual pay the price
written very much with an eye on today’s geopolitics with its tensions and misconceptions between China and the West
written by Chris Ruffle
directed by Mingyu Lin
dramaturged by Joel Tan
performed by Daniel York Loh, Stephen Ho, Bec Boey and Camille Mallet de Chauny
lighting by Joe Hornsby
sound by Niclas Jeppsson
set and prop design by Cindy Lin
costume by Yiwen Lin
we partnered with the National Museum of Scotland to provide a totalling experience for our audiences, with daily guided tours of the museum’s newly opened East Asia Gallery which contains artefacts referenced in the play
commissioned by the Rimbaud and Verlaine Foundation
Shapeshifter Productions
Associate Producer
Resonance
June 2017 - July 2019
Toured South West England, June 2018
residency in Somerton
followed by
6th June, The Poly, Falmouth
7th June, The Lyric Theatre, Bridport
8th, Pound Arts, Corsham
tour company
dancers:
Cecily Fay and Ozzie James
musicians:
Alison Jones, Hattie Webb, Keith Bray, John Crawford, Trevor Kentish, Ruth Goller, Jerome Silsby
composed by Alison Jones
choreographed by Cecily Fay
Dodie Finamore - 2020