Performer/Maker

I have been performing since 2005, creating and touring my own solo and duo shows across the world. Rooted in circus and making, I strive for my work to be playful, inventive, and most at home in outdoor spaces — connecting with audiences from all walks of life.

I graduated from Circomedia in 2007, where I specialised in Physical Theatre and Equilibristics & Manipulation (juggling), I later went on to teach there, leading the Street Theatre module for over a decade.

Alongside touring to internationally renowned festivals and events, I have also worked extensively at a local level across the UK, engaging communities through outdoor performance and delivering projects in schools that promote creativity and STEM learning through my performances and workshops.

As a self-taught maker and “DIY engineer,” my creative process often begins with building — designing and constructing the objects and contraptions that inspire my performances. I am most energised by bringing these creations to life through public performance, where making, play, and audience connection come together.

Community Organiser

As a self-producing artist, I’ve developed strong skills in bringing together ideas, budgets, logistics, and engaging people — experience I now also apply to community projects focused on creativity and sustainability.

My practical, hands-on approach to making shows and props, and the problem-solving that comes with it, naturally led me to an interest in repair and reuse. In early 2024, I founded the Hanham Repair Café as a volunteer and have since worked on repair-focused projects in local communities, including curating repair skills workshops, re-launching Repair Cafés, and organising and producing community events and festivals.