Dulcie Fenton
Dulcie Fenton, Executive Producer Barbican Theatre
Executive Producer for Youth, Education and Training - Dulcie leads The Barbican Theatre’s youth and education programmes, creating opportunities for young people to access and engage with the arts. Whether it's workshops, performances, or professional development, she’s passionate about making theatre an inclusive and empowering space for the next generation.
Carl Meyer
Music Programme Director and Musician
Passionate and humble musician of thirty years; multi-instrumentalist, composer and performer. Karl plays and creates a variety of genres of music in and around his home town of Plymouth in the UK.
Karl is also the Music Programme Director for Plymouth Music Zone.
Andy Rance
Youth Work Coordinator at Livewire Music
Livewire is an independent, long-standing youth charity based in Saltash, Cornwall, offering support to young people through music and traditional youth work, helping steer them through the trials and tribulations of growing up.
Vince Lee
Musician
Vince has been playing and singing the blues in all its forms since the mid 80s and has influenced many local musicians with his guitar playing. Jump blues, calypso, swing & ragtime.
http://www.vinceleebigcombo.co.uk/
Sian Jamieson
Composer, musician, and choir leader
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sian-jamison-0721346b/?originalSubdomain=uk
Chris Muirhead
Musician, writer and filmmaker
He draws inspiration from a wide range of sources, such as popular neuroscience, the multiverse, the study of mind-altering substances, current politics and mental health issues, and is especially interested in the parallels that can be drawn between these. This research translates into a rich language based practice of lyric writing, film-making and musical composition, in which the visceral experience of his audience is foremost.
Aaron Walkley
Fashion and streetwear
As the founder and CEO of INSTINCT®. INSTINCT® is a platform where emerging designers, artists, and creators come together to collaborate through streetwear and showcase their craft, offering a fresh approach to fashion that’s rooted in community, storytelling, and individuality.
Daniel Howard-Baker
Editor, photographer and film maker
Daniel is a UK-London-Devon based award winning director, editor and writer specialising in surrealist drama. He grew up in Plymouth, Devon and moved to London to study on the renowned BA Film course at the University of Westminster in 2021 and has since been working on short films, music videos and long-form documentaries as a freelance editor, director, writer and film maker.
Alex Cairns
Musician
Professional saxophonist and musician available for events and weddings with bases in both Devon and Sussex.
https://www.alexcairnsmusic.co.uk/
Pete Clayton
Graphic Artist
Pete is a multi-disciplinary artist and designer based in Plymouth
Gabi Marcellus-Temple
Artist and Follow the Dragon
Gabi’s practice as an artist flows from and around a constant fixation with writing, translation and research. Much of her work is deeply personal and explorative of the more visceral elements of the human psyche, disability and mental illness.
Louise Rabey
Artist and Follow the Dragon
Louise is an illustrator specialising in children’s books, character design and sequential storytelling.
Louise Parker
Musician and owner of Bread and Roses
Louise Parker is a Jazz and Soul vocalist based in Plymouth, UK.
Terry Flower
Terry Flower is an artist born in Plymouth in 1961 and has lived in the city most of his life.
Kate Ferguson
Musician
Kate Ferguson is a singer-songwriter from Devon. With a unique soprano vocal style accompanied by fingerstyle guitar. The result is an original, heartfelt and authentic style of music.
Joanna Cooke
Musician
Joanna performs with big name artists, supporting the likes of Rag N Bone Man and Paloma Faith, and playing her own shows.
Stuart Young
Artist
Stuart J Young currently explores the writing and painting of sacred texts. In a concentrated, inner state of haptic making thought and spirituality enter a relationship between human and ‘other’.
Sarah Blissett
Soak Live Art
Sarah Blissett is an interdisciplinary artist, researcher and dramaturg working at the intersections between visual art and performance. She’s lecturer in Drama at the University of Plymouth where her research explores how site-specific practices can engage with changing ocean ecologies at time of climate crisis.
Nuala Taylor
Rhizome Artists Collective
Nuala Taylor paints as an emotive response to the landscape - to its ever-changing mood and atmosphere, to the weather, the season, to the moorlands, rivers, seas and wide skies.
She works intuitively, often from memory, responding to the way the paint is performing, trying to be free and energetic when making the marks, so that this energy embeds itself in the final painting.