Theatre
Direction, dramaturgy and performer development across devised, immersive and intermedial performance. Audience journey design and care frameworks for complex shows.
About
Amy graduated with a First Class BA (Hons) in Drama from the University of Exeter (2020). A versatile creative freelance artist, facilitator and theatre-maker, she now serves as Senior Project Officer at Arts Outburst, where she steers Make Some Noise’s drama groups and wellbeing creative clubs, and directs the Troupe Creative Development Programme.
Practice & Interests
Her practice spans direction, storytelling, performance, hosting, radio presentation and video editing. Amy’s interests include experimental, immersive, political, and intermedial work, and applied/socially engaged arts. She recently contributed to You Me Bum Bum Train’s latest immersive production and brings significant experience in community arts producing and theatre in education.
Experimental
Immersive
Intermedial
Political
Applied / Social
Values & Advocacy
As a working-class female artist from an under-represented low socio-economic background, Amy actively advocates for diversity, equity and inclusion in access to theatre and digital practice.
Roles
Director · Storyteller · Performer · Host · Radio presenter · Video Editor
Types of Work
Art
Installation and media-based work integrating sound, video and participation. Documentation & editing for exhibitions, schools and community spaces.
Social
Socially engaged practice: co-created projects with schools and local partners, youth-led labs, and applied theatre for learning, wellbeing and civic themes.
Selected Work
Make Some Noise — Drama & Wellbeing
Programme lead for ongoing drama groups and creative wellbeing clubs; outcomes include increased confidence and social connection.
Troupe — Creative Development
Director of a development pathway supporting emerging artists through labs, mentoring and public sharings.
You Me Bum Bum Train — Immersive
Contributor to latest production; logistics, performer support and audience flow across complex environments.
Community Arts Producing
Cross-sector projects with schools and local partners; co-created pieces addressing civic themes.
Expertise & Offer
- Direction & Dramaturgy: devising, audience journey, performer development.
- Producing: budgets, funding bids, schedules, stakeholder partnerships, evaluation.
- Community & Applied Practice: co-creation, trauma-informed methods, accessibility.
- Facilitation: youth and adult groups; inclusive, outcomes-driven sessions.
- Media: radio presenting, hosting, and video editing for documentation & outreach.