THEN: A selection of archive projects from the last ten years.
PLAYABLE CITY RECIFE, Participant / Producer
Named one of 10 global r&d projects that are changing Arts and Culture, Playable City Recife considered the theme of Play within the landscape of Recife, a city in the northeast of Brazil.
DIGITAL PRODUCERS LABS, Producer
A partnership project between National Theatre Wales and Watershed to develop 12 Digital Producers within Wales. A landmark project, developing the Digital Arts Sector in Wales.
HOWL'S MOVING CASTLE, Producer
Named Time Out's Critic's Choice, this production ran to sell out audiences in London's West End. A technically challenging production that combined complex projection mapping with music by Fyfe Dangerfield and performances by Daniel Ings and Stephen Fry. Designed and Directed by Davy and Kristin McGuire.
THE RADICALISATION OF BRADLEY MANNING, Digital Producer
This National Theatre Wales production had an online audience of over 7,000 from 103 countries, and received critical acclaim for its innovative approach to streaming live performance.
HAPPENSTANCE, Research Associate
Aiming to make arts organisations Digital by Default, this was one of the first 15 NESTA Digital R&D programmes, produced by Caper, and delivered in collaboration with Site Gallery in Sheffield, Lighthouse in Brighton and Spike Island in Bristol. Katherine was a Research Associate of the University of Warwick.
BRANCHES: THE NATURE OF CRISIS, Digital Producer
Working with National Theatre Wales and German Choreographer, Constanza Macras, this show connected audiences in Cardiff City Centre with performers in a Forest in Flintshire. Delivered in collaboration with BBC Cymru.
SCRATCHR, Digital Producer
Working with Battersea Arts Centre to imagine how the Scratch Process could be taken online.
ARTS COLLECTIVE, Director
Leading or Consulting on a range of projects where Technology and Performance collide, with partners including Battersea Arts Centre, National Theatre's NT Live, Yorkshire Dance, Curious Directive, The Lowry, the Royal Albert Hall, Shakespeare's Globe, York Theatre Royal, Northern Stage and the British Council.