Performance: They Fell To Earth {A Flight Log}

We shared a 15-minute extract from our new show at The Mount Without, Bristol, on 16th July, presented by IMPERMANENCE.

Here is a short edit of They Fell To Earth {A Flight Log} in performance, filmed by Louis Veillon.

We are back in the studio devising a new show with devisers/performers Zov Vélez and Xavier De Santos.

Premiere at the University Theatre, Bath Spa University, 14th October, 7.30pm.

For more info and TOUR Pack go to PERFORMANCES. Booking enquiries for 2027: please contact us via the contact page.

This year I've been part of the Emerge Studio Residency. Our end-of-residency showcase, exhibition and open studios begin on 15th October, and you're invited to join in the celebrations. Our Showcase party kicks off at 6pm on 15th, and we will be sharing an excerpt of They Fell To Earth {A Flight Log}.

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Podcast 'Performing the Eerie with Justin Hopper's Uncanny Landscape S3E10 .
I was thrilled to be invited to talk about my work with Justin on his fascinating podcast series, Uncanny Landscapes. Listen HERE

Freelance Workshops and University Lecturing

Over the past year, I have been running interdisciplinary workshops for creatives in Bristol.

I have also been teaching as a Guest Artist through the Bath Creative Playground, with my next workshop on Monday, October 19th, 630-8pm.

More info and booking HERE

I have also been teaching extensively as a freelance Associate Lecturer and Senior Visiting Lecturer. Running workshops in Physical Theatre and Devised Performance for BA Acting Students at New Buckinghamshire University and recently on the MA and BA Dance at Bath Spa University. I can design bespoke workshops for these university courses.

Movement and Text Improvisation workshops at The Island, Bristol, 2025/6. Photo credit: Xavier De Santos

Imagining Beyond, The Eeriness of Place
In 2025/26, I presented in-person talks at Arnos Vale Cemetery, Bristol and Front Room Theatre, Weston-super-Mare.

Talks

Join me for an atmospheric and thought-provoking talk that dives deep into the uncanny power of derelict mansions, spectral landscapes and towns.

With the current resurgence of the “English Eerie” and “Folk Horror” gaining momentum and the eerie creeping ever closer into the mainstream, there’s no better moment to explore our relationship with unsettling landscapes, abandoned and derelict sites, and places where the past haunts as a spectral presence. The eerie fascinates; it does not reveal its source, but lingers as a feeling that arises when ‘things are not what they seem’, disturbing our sense of reality and opening us to mystery, otherness and the inexplicable.

This one-of-a-kind evening draws on the work of M R James, David Lynch, PJ Harvey, among others, and thinkers such as Mark Fisher and Robert Macfarlane. Alongside personal stories and performance footage, I explore landscapes in performance through the lenses of the Eerie, Spectrality and Hauntology. I consider how my practice intervenes with what has been termed 'The English Eerie' and Folk Horror genres.

"I really enjoyed hearing about the inspiration behind the work of Dust Ensemble, presented in such an engaging manner. The talk has also refined my perception somehow. I’m now more open to the unexplained, the strangeness of certain places, situations and sounds, and I like the way this newfound awareness sparks my imagination". (Audience Member, Front Room Theatre, Weston Super Mare)

Performance: They Fell To Earth {A Flight Log} We shared a 15-minute extract from our new show at The Mount Without, Bristol, on 16th July, presented by IMPERMANENCE. Here is a short edit of They Fell To Earth {A Flight Log} in performance, filmed by Louis Veillon.