A little more about some of my projects...
Look through some of my most recent work. Click to 'Learn More' on my three most recent projects!
A Utopia Story (2025)
A Utopia Story is another interdisciplinary performance piece that acts in a very similar realm to Displacement. The piece riffs off of several of the same aesthetic and theoretical touchstones. It consists of three performers, a tech desk, two projectors, a collage, and a music station. The piece was developed from September 2024 to March 2025, and it was performed in March at The Kings Arms Theatre in Salford. It explores themes of Utopia, Utopianism, the tangible legacies of colonialism, and the interaction between music and performance.
I created this piece in collaboration with Manchester based musician Dan Gribbin.
Details about this show, and a 'tour pack' can be found on the 'Touring' section of my website.
Displacement (2025)
Displacement is an interdisciplinary performance piece I began developing in Lincoln at the end of 2023. It has been performed at Lincoln Arts Centre in 2024 and at the Camden Peoples Theatre in March 2025. In many ways this piece worked to establish many of the aesthetic and critical touchstones that underpin my work in 2025. The piece consists of 4 performers, a tech desk, a camera and a tech desk. The piece engages with themes of adaptation and displacement (as the title suggests). It explores themes of transience, obsession and Shakespeare, and it works to create an intertextual ecosystem in a dramatic space.
Details about this show, and a 'tour pack' can be found on the 'Touring' Section of my website.
Jean Vigo's Pool (2025)
Jean Vigo's Pool is a performance designed for one performer and one audience member. It was was developed from the end of 2024 through to January 2025 and was performed at the Manchester School of Theatre in January. The piece is scheduled to be performed again as part of the Practice as Research conference being held at Manchester Metropolitan University in June 2025.
The piece is an immersive screening of Jean Vigo's 1931 film La Natation par Jean Taris, champion de France
Chet Baker to play us out (2025)
Chet Baker to play us out is a performance lecture developed and performed in Spring 2025. It unpacks some of the key foundational tenets that underly my practice, whilst also acting in dialogue with 'Chet Baker Live at Ronnie Scott's' The piece reflects on some of the work I have made and questions where my work might be going. It considers the things I lean on, and the things I'm bored of, and questions what it means for me to navigate my own personal history and the work I make.
This piece is a traversal, a lecture, a screening, an attempt to navigate and articulate.
Tote Bagism! (2024)
Tote Bagism! was a durational installation performed by Mindscape Arts in April 2024, it was a fun riff off John and Yoko's 1960s piece Bagism.
Hey You! (2025)
Hey You! Was the work in progress scratch culmination of a two week creative process with Sam Ward, from award winning theatre company YESYESNONO.
Berries (2024)
Berries is a short film created by Late Arrival Arts, I am the performer in the work, and I also co wrote and directed it. It also features an entirely original score created by myself.
The film was screened at HOME MCR in December 2024.
Six Ideas (2024)
Six Ideas is a 5 minute video installation created and exhibited at the Lincoln Arts Centre by Late Arrival Arts, it features an original soundscape created by myself, and explores themes of male connection, duality and relationships.
Push To Exit (2023)
Push To Exit was a 40 minute two hander play that I co-wrote, directed an performed in at the Lincoln Arts Centre in 2023, the piece explored themes of theatre, ephemera and class.
Pathways to Our Future (2023)
Pathways to Our Future was a grant funded community exhibition piece created by Mindscape Arts in 2023, it worked with a group of international students aged 16-25 at the university of Lincoln to run a series of collaborative workshops alongside those who normally aren't involved in arts based work. The culmination of this process was a curated exhibition led by the participants, responding to the themes explored in the workshop