About

I'm an artist, creative director, producer and strategist - sometimes a project requires me to be one of those things but more often it’s a combination of all of them.

I work across live performance, interactive experiences, digital, broadcast and culture - often at the intersection of forms, bringing projects to life from concept to reality.

Some of my most defining projects have been about transformation: turning the roof of the National Theatre into a space for dreaming, translating Rambert’s Peaky Blinders dance prequel to film for BBC, making public art that changed who we see represented in our streets for the National Trust.

I'm a founding artist of non zero one, a collective that has been making interactive work for audiences since 2009 and was co-creative director of North South, an award winning production company that filmed live performance for screen (broadcast and cinema).

I believe deeply that the arts should be accessible to all, that creative ambition and reach aren't in opposition. Making work that meets people where they are means asking the right questions first, then finding the form that lets the idea travel furthest.

My strategic work grows directly from that belief. Through my work with The Space Digital Arts I've developed a practice of supporting organisations to make digital projects, often defining a new area of creative development for them. I’ve supported arts organisations through periods of creative and organisational evolution, bringing a maker's instinct to questions of programme, audience and change.

It's the same instinct that drives all of my work.