Projects
I always start by asking what a project needs. I ask what my collaborators want to achieve in order to work in a dynamic, creative, solutions-focused way and bring the best out of everyone involved.
My role and services varies, from end to end from project conception through to delivery, to support and/or consulting on specific areas such as press.
Party in the Park and Prom in the Park - Luton’s 150th Anniversary Celebration
Role: Production Support
I am really proud to be part of the team putting together one of the biggest live music events ever held in Luton, working across departments in the Council, including licensing, parks, customer service and much more to make this happen.
A Chorus Line (Japan Tour)
Role: Production Coordinator
Working with Japanese promoters TSP Stage, and UK Producers Jonathan Church Theatre Productions and Curve Leicester to foster a collaborative, cross-culture working culture, with a mixed UK and Japan touring team supporting the production on the road.
I also acted as the authorised representative for JCTP to liaise with the Japanese Embassy on all cross-border and visa matters, and ensured the company of 70+ members were able to travel.
Singin In The Rain (China Tour)
Role: Production Coordinator
Alongside usual production coordinator duties, I oversaw and managed 80+ visa applications under a very tight timeline.
Top Hat (UK and European Tour)
Role: Production Coordinator
I managed international and cross-border logistics for our two European stops Dublin and Paris , alongside the wider UK tour. This involved careful information collation, meticulous budgeting and management of hotel allocations, pastoral care to look after production and company team members. Alongside this, I gained insight into decision-making and the collaboration between co-producers and international presenters. It provided me with a strong understanding of how large-scale productions are budgeted, how partnerships are set up and managed and delivered across borders.
Majenin - A Palestinian Love Story (Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh Fringe 2026)
Role: Edinburgh Fringe Producer
‘Majenin’ means ‘crazy people’ in Arabic — the Palestinian rom-com you’ve been waiting for. A tale of two fools who dare to love in a world obsessed with their sadness. Torn between New York, London and Palestine, the only place they truly feel at home is inside of their shared madness. It is not a story about the occupation; it is a story about two people who, like all of us, are trying to find someone to come home to. It treats Palestinian life with humour, complication and grace, focusing not on news headlines but on the human experience of love, fear and longing. Lead artist Marena Riyad brings a rare comic voice on exile, belonging and the absurdity of modern love. This is a new writing piece with a mix of stand up and theatre, and a bold artistic voice that refuses the lens of victimhood.
A Palestinian Love Story was presented at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 with support from Pleasance and Amos Trust. I was asked to step in as Producer at the last minute. I strategically identified and secured coverage journalists interested in Arab culture, global matters, and secured reviews from Fresh Fringe, Fringe Review. I offered support and management to the lead artist and other team members involved through active listening, and resolved problems in a solutions-focused way, I was empowering, supportive throughout, ensuring team members had access to relevant information, and created an inclusive and positive working culture.
★★★★ ONE4REVIEW “Capturing a representation with far more humanity and humour.”
★★★★ BINGE FRINGE “Engaging, emotional and funny.”
★★★★ Everything Theatre ‘The play is as much a love letter to diaspora and the complexities of living between worlds in a highly contested political environment as it is a love story about romance.’
★★★★★ The Student “it is an extraordinary story about the complex and universal realities of what happens when two people—two artists—fall in love. It is brilliant”
Sound Strokes: A fusion of Chinese and Scottish musical traditions that transform the art of Chinese calligraphy into sound, September 2026
Role: London Project Coordinator (Press and Marketing)
I advised and supported Hong Kong’s Inner Music Innovative Culture Limited who received cultural exchange funding from Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. My areas of focus included venue liaison and negotiation, securing press and marketing coverage. Sound Strokes offers distinctive fusion of different musical instruments and art forms, it has received raving reviews - 'From the methodical interplay of Chinese and Scottish women’s working songs to the expressive combination of sounds that wash over you, Sound Strokes is a midday shot of calm energy that pushes you to slow down and reflect'. (The Wee Review). I am really proud to have played a part in enabling this meaningful and unique cross-art form, international exchange.
Stockton International Riverside Festival 2025
Role: International Delegation support on behalf of XTRAX
I've had the privilege of working with XTRAX, Arts Without Walls UK and OutdoorArtsUK in delivering the professional programme as part of Stockton International Riverside Festival 2025, with a focus on supporting international delegates visiting from South Korea, France, Hong Kong, Japan and much more.