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Since starting my training at The Fleece and Rough Trade, I have worked on various productions of music, theatre, and festivals with various companies.

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Rough Trade

FESTIVALS: Ritual Union, Dot to Dot, Simple Things, Record Store Day

Timeline: December 2023 - Start of Training; January 2024 - Training Pauses; August 2024 - Training Resumes; April 2025 - Training Completes; April 2025 - First Professional Show; Present Day - Frequent Professional Shows

UPCOMING SHOW: ROSA WALTON 06/06


The Fleece

Timeline: January 2024: Training Starts; May 2024: Training Pauses; August 2024: Training Resumes; December 2024 - June 2025; Various Pauses; July 2025 - Training Completes, First Professional Show

'I didn't even notice and issue until I saw Jess on stage switching the snare'

Scouting Sessions - March 2025

The drummer had sliced through the beater head with their drumstick, causing it to fly through the air and hit the bass player. The drummer started to signal to the band whilst continuing to play the broken snare. I noticed the stick flying and the panic in the drummers face, and tried to signal to the drummer to understand what happened.

The song had ended and overheard the drummer say to the band 'the snare broke'. I then remembered the house snare on standby at the opposite end of the stage, so had to cut through the audience and back onto the stage to climb up. This is where FOH saw me. I grabbed the snare and waited for the drummers signal to replace.

I saw the signal and jumped down to the stage, took the mics off the broken snare, and handed the new one to the drummer and stuck the mics on. This all happened within 10 bars of the song. At the end of the set, FOH asked what happened and I said their snare broke. He praised me for the quick thinking and turnaround to keep the show going.

Other bands came up to me during their changeovers to comment how impressed they were of my quick replacement. I dont think I would have registered and acted as quickly if I hadn't completed all those fast-paced festivals.


The Kris Nock Big Band

FESTIVALS: Wychwood, Sandyfest, Heathfest, Melksham Food & River

Working from Stage Manager to Head of Technical Production

UPCOMING SHOW: HEATHFEST/SANDYFEST 20/06


The Louisiana

Timeline: January 2026 - Training Shift, First Professional Show; February 2026 - Trainees Start; Present Day - Various Professional Shows, Some With Trainees

Started working here in January 2026, and training up 2 students from February

UPCOMING SHOW: CASEOATS 31/05


Old Market Assembly

FESTIVALS: Outertown

Started working in November 2025

UPCOMING SHOW: TBD


Creative Youth Network

Worked through their Songwriting course, creating relationship with the person who ran it, started working sound for their showcases before running The Courts Launch in 2024 filling in for the YP supposed to be doing tech for the second day ending up with freelance role and working for the Songwriting course as the assistant


Maple Theatre Company

Started as assistant to the SM (not typical ASM role), ensuring props and costumes were set, operating and learning how rf mics worked, and a lot of sheet work for their show 'RENT'

The next show was 'After Dark' where I operated the sound, setup band mics and IEMs on the ME1s, and worked on a split desk setup using the QU16 and the X32 (without stage box)

UPCOMING SHOW: TBD


Keynsham Light Opera Group (KLOG)

Worked in various roles for KLOG over 7 productions

PRODUCTIONS: PIRATES OF PENZANCE, TIME WARP, CHRISTMAS ONE DAY ONLY, STEVEN SONDHEIM SHOWCASE, ANNIE, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR AND LETS GO TO THE MOVIES - 10 YEARS ON