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Some seasaw sea news… An extract from The Other Side the Sea, the one-woman opera I wrote with Octavia Bright in 2018 and performed again at Kings Place last month was played on BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction – big … Continued

Thank you to Classical Music Magazine for featuring me as ‘Artist of the Month’ in their April issue! You can read the online feature here.          

I’m very excited to perform my solo opera The Other Side of the Sea again this month at Kings Place – I did a little interview for the Kings Place Magazine here. The second half of the evening will also … Continued

The Hermes Experiment is thrilled to have won the ROSL Competition for Mixed Ensembles earlier this month. We were awarded £10,000 and will go on to perform at the Gold Medal Final on 30 May 2019 at the Queen Elizabeth … Continued

The Hermes Experiment is featured in this month’s Classical Music Magazine ahead of our birthday concert next week – you can read the feature online here.

Join The Hermes Experiment to celebrate their 5th Birthday Friday 11th January at Crypt on the Green (Farringdon, London). We will perform works by Giles Swayne, Josephine Stephenson, Emily Hall, William Cole, Misha Mullov-Abbado and Stevie Wishart, alongside our collaborative … Continued

Our Hermes Experiment Open Ear concert at LSO St Luke’s back in June was broadcast on BBC Radio 3 last week and you can now listen on iPlayer HERE – we’re on right at the start (“Double Fiesta” by Meredith … Continued

Listen to my quartet The Hermes Experiment on iPlayer HERE as part of The Arts Hour Backstage on BBC World Service presented by Nikki Bedi (17:00 performing & discussing Josephine Stephenson’s piece and 27:24 discussing & performing Joel Rust’s piece). … Continued

Hello! I’m excited to share an extract from my new piece « The Other Side of the Sea » – video shot & directed by Jessie Rodger (in her garden!) This section combines poetry by Octavia Bright with a text … Continued

The Other Side of the Sea is a contemporary piece for solo performer that uses music, poetry, and projection to explore the relationship between language, memory, and identity. The sea provides a central motif through which to consider the way … Continued