Lead Artist, Expecting Something
Katy works on Expecting Something and is creator of Mixed Up.
Lead Artist and Coordinator- Where We Are
Roz is an actor and facilitator based in Edinburgh. She is passionate about working with children and families who might not traditionally engage in the arts, as well as creating accessible work for early years audiences and children with additional complex needs.
Lead Artist, Creative Kin
Kirsty is a theatre maker and facilitator based in Glasgow, specialising in making work for young audiences and creatively integrating access for disabled audiences and performers.
Lead Artist, Out Playin’
Corrie is an Early Years Artist and facilitator based in Glasgow. He leads multi-art form play sessions and projects for wee ones and their grown ups.
Creative Babies Coordinator
Kerry has worked as a performer for over 10 years and has much passion and drive for creating work and performing with early years audiences and children with complex needs.
Performer, Mixed Up
KJ is a freelance dance artist originally from London, now based in Glasgow. He trained at Middlesex University, and after graduating worked with various companies including Barrowland Ballet, Project X Dance, and Curious Seed Dance.
Performer, SPIKE! – a dinosaur caper
Jennifer Steele is a dance artist and youth arts worker. She is passionate about sharing dance with young people and performing in projects on stage and on screen.
Performer, SPIKE! – a dinosaur caper
Monica is a dance artist and performance maker. With extensive experience in artistic-environmental projects in the community she performs and creates work in the UK and internationally.
Play Fund recipient
Lucy has been working as a Clowndoctor and Elderflower with Hearts & Minds for 10 years and is currently working with Tenterhooks on MESS- a show for children with complex additional support needs.
Play Fund recipient
Sarmed’s loves to celebrate stories of hope, happiness and triumph, and connect to the natural world through drawing, painting and storytelling.
Play Fund recipient
Niloo believes in stories that can offer a reflection of our current world and challenges our perceptions in positive ways that encourage us to connect nature and our belonging.
Play Fund recipient
Fiona is a clown artist, co-Artistic Director of Dirliebane Theatre Company and the therapeutic clowndoctor Dr Spritely with Hearts&Minds. She is passionate about using character clown and connection to create playful work for children and young people.