Performance
Production | Company | Notes |
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Sully (2023) | Mosaic Productions | Dir: Scott Solway |
Alluvium // Drift (2021) | HARI (Hull Artist Research Initiative) | Performative piece as part of the Alluvium // Drift exhibition |
Drunken Baker (2020) | The Old Courts, Wigan / Barney Farmer / Dave Windass / E52 | Dramaturg and script editor. Script adaptation of Barney Farmer's novel Drunken Baker by Barney Farmer with Dave Windass |
Lighter Than Us (2018) | What Is? Collective | Monologue. Read and performed by Michelle Dee at What Is Light? |
Pale Blue Dot (2018) | E52 / Heads Up Festival / Blue Dot Festival | Dir: Andrew Pearson |
The Common Vegetable (2017) | Invisible Dust | Dir: Dave Windass/Charlotte Sellers Commissioned for Invisible Dust's three year Surroundings project |
∞ (Two Halves, Sugar and Spite, Infinity, Joy) (2016) | What Is? Collective | Writing in response to contemporary visual art in a collaboration between artists, performers and musicians. Dir: Dave Windass, Charlotte Sellers, Jo Hill, Katherine Miles, Mike Metcalfe |
Three Cheers For Amy (2016) | Ensemble 52 / Amy Johnson Festival | Dir: Andrew Pearson |
Fluidity (2015) | What Is? Collective | Writing in response to contemporary visual art in a collaboration between artists, performers and musicians. Dir: Dave Windass/Charlotte Sellers |
Blacks and Greys (2015) | Awayke 4 | Dir: Dave Windass/Rachel Harris |
Revolutions (2015) | Ensemble 52 in association with Hull Truck | Dir: Andrew Pearson |
Yalda (2015) | Yalda | Co-created with Roya Amiri |
Aladdin (2015) | Middle Child | Dir: Paul Smith |
Legerdemain (2014) | Ensemble 52 | Dir: Andrew Pearson |
The Whitsun Weddings (2014) | Ensemble 52 | Dir: Andrew Pearson |
Drifting Alone (2014) | Penny Duck Theatre | Dir: Andy Wilson Part of the production Six - an experimental collaboration comprising six plays by six writers |
Jack and the Beanstalk: a panto for socialist climbers (2014) | Middle Child | Dir: Paul Smith |
Hot Zone (2013) | Ensemble 52 / Freedom Festival 2013 | Dir: Andrew Pearson Freedom Festival 2013 Secret Sheds |
Forever Repeat (2013) | Middle Child | Dir: Forest Watkins Middle Child 24 Hour Plays |
City Sketch (2013) | Ensemble 52 | Dir: Andrew Pearson Co-created with Andrew Pearson and Richard Vergette for Heads Up Festival |
Cinderella: A rags to riches tale that offers hope to a beaten generation (2013) | Middle Child | Dir: Paul Smith |
Euphoria (2012) | Ensemble 52 | Co-writer Dir: Andrew Pearson First recipient of the Larkin25 Arts Award |
Ballroom Blitz (2012) | Hull Truck | Dir: Conrad Nelson |
Broken Promise (2012) | Ensemble 52 | Dir: Andy Wilson |
Firestarter (2012) | Ensemble 52 | Dir: Andrew Pearson |
Other Girl (2012) | Ensemble 52 | Dir: Dave Windass |
Dick Whittington & His Cat (or… how I learned to stop worrying and travel to a metropolitan city paved with diminishing gold reserves and riddled with rodents) (2012) | Middle Child | DIr: Paul Smith |
On Your Marks (2011) | One Hull / Hull Truck | Dir: Mark Rees Recipient of London 2012 Inspire Mark |
Will You Help Me? (2011) | Hull Truck | Dir: Madeleine O'Reilly Hull Truck 24 Hour Plays |
Thinspiration (2010) | Single Span/Humber Mouth | Dir: Lee Green |
Gagging For It (2009) | Single Span/Humber Mouth | Co-writer Dir: Lee Green |
Thank You For Coming (2009) | Script Yorkshire Buds | Dir: Peter Lawton |
On A Shout (2008) | Hull Truck | Dir: Gareth Tudor Price |
Sully (2006) | Hull Truck | Dir: Gareth Tudor Price & Martin Barrass |
Kicked Into Touch (2005) | Hull Truck | Dir: Gareth Tudor Price & Nick Lane |
The Worst Seat in the House (2004) | Humber Mouth | Dir: Jack Brady |
Off Their Trolleys (2004) | Hull Truck Blockheads! | Dir: Martin Barrass |
Radio
Production | Company | Notes |
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Sidelines (2021) | Humber Mouth and BBC Radio Humberside | Co-writer with Rosalyn Sullivan. Producer: Joe Hakim |
Twenty Days (2020) | Amy Johnson Arts Trust / BBC | Writer and producer. Broadcast across BBC local radio / BBC Sounds |
Searching For Mathy (2015) | BBC | Producer: Katherine Murphy & Chloe Davies. A documentary discovering more about the man behind several Zeppelin raids during World War I - Heinrich Mathy - travelling the length of Germany in the process |
Yearning Hearts (2014) | BBC | Writer. Producer: David Reeves. Radio drama about the WW1 Zeppelin raids and their impact on family and community life |
Hull Before Culture (2017) | BBC | Contributor. Producer: Mary Ward-Lowery |
Film
Production | Company | Notes |
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Three Cheers For Amy (2020) | Amy Johnson Arts Trust | Writer & Director |
Born on the Tide (2019) | Hull: Yorkshire's Maritime City / E52 Films / Storyboard Media | Dir: Andrew Pearson Voiced by Barrie Rutter |
Flying Through These Streets (2016) | Amy Johnson Festival | Dir: Dave Lee |
Stranger On The Shore (2008) | Single Span | Dir: Steven Roach |
It's My Party (2007) | Global Stories / Equal / Screen Yorkshire | Dir: Musa Karolia |
Exhibitions
Exhibition | Company | Notes |
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Alluvium // Drift (2021) | HARI (Hull Artist Research Initiative) | Collaborative exhibition with Sarah Mole featuring visual and sonic art, projections and performance, exploring topography, strata, boundaries, maps, politics and the environment. |
What Is Earth? (2018) | What Is? Collective | Sonic art, sound installation, essay, performance |
What Is Light? (2018) | What Is? Collective | Sonic art, sound installation, LX design, essay and poetry |
What Is Infinity? (2016) | What Is? Collective | Monologue in response to work of visual artist, script, performance |
What Is Flow? (2015) | What Is? Collective | Monologue in response to work of visual artist, script, performance |
To Be Able To Pull Up and Sit and Have a Chat Around The Fire (2012) | Collaborate, Create, Engage and Future Ferens | A collection of text and images about the gypsy and traveler community. Co-created with Matt Stephenson |
Online / Digital
Production | Company | Notes |
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The Mixtapes (2022-23) | Listen To This | Curator |
I'd Love To Turn You On (2021) | Listen To This | Podcast. Producer and co-host. |
Discomposure (2020) | Artificial Limb Unit | Artist. Presented online at Freedom Festival 2020. |
Twenty Days (2020) | Amy Johnson Arts Trust | Writer |
RAGE (2016-2018) | RAGE Consortium | Writer. RAGE - Realising and Applied Gaming Eco-system - aims to develop, transform and enrich advanced technologies from the leisure games industry into self-contained gaming assets that support game studios at developing applied games easier, faster and more cost-effectively |
Virtual Amy (2016) | University of Hull, Ensemble 52, Glasgow School of Art Digital Design Studio and Amy Johnson Festival | Dir: Andrew Pearson. Scriptwriter. Virtual Amy uses 3D computer games technology and visual effects to tell Amy Johnson’s story, experienced via large screens, smartphones and VR headsets |
Butterflies and Battlefields: The story of conflict with dementia in the home (2014) | Humber Mouth, Dave Windass & Jerome Whittingham | Collaboration with photographer Jerome Whittingham resulting in a digital publication |
Open Threads (2012) | Cascade Arts | Script consultant on innovative non-linear contemporary re-telling of Dickens' Hard Times |
Other
Title | Company | Notes |
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Reveal Hull - Diamond Life (2024) | Mutiny | Interviews and research. Diamond Life is an immersive sound walk dipping in and out of 60 years of Hull's music scene in under 60 minutes. It is narrated by the Hull comedian, actor and writer Lucy Beaumont and features interviews with Roland Gift of the Fine Young Cannibals; folk legends Eliza Carthy and Martin Carthy; industrial music pioneer Cosey Fanni Tutti of Throbbing Gristle/Carter Tutti; Steve Cobby from Fila Brazilla; Lou Duffy Howard bass player in Red Guitars; Lynda Harrison from Mandy and The Girlfriends; Paul Jackson and Paul Sarel from The New Adelphi Club; Nigel 'Kobby' Taylor; Jodie Langford; Wench and Jonny Trunk from Trunk Records. The walk will take approximately 60 minutes on a route around the Old Town, taking in some of the key sights. Reveal Hull has been commissioned by Visit Hull and East Yorkshire and Hull City Council. |
Risky Cities: Flow of Words (2022) | University of Hull, Energy & Environment Institute | Artist. Creation of soundscape and musical composition (in response to work written by community groups) and live performance. Funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council & Natural Environment Research Council |
Wrecking Ball Press (2018 - 2023) | Wrecking Ball Press | Freelance editor. Guiding novels, poetry collections and short story collections through all stages of the production process, from original manuscript to publication |
Contains Strong Language (2018 - 2023) | BBC / Wrecking Ball Press | Producer on the BBC's festival of spoken word and poetry. Funders and partners included Arts Council England / British Council / 14-18 NOW / Absolutely Cultured / HCAL / University of Hull / Hull College / Wordsworth Grasmere / Tullie House Museum & Gallery / Kirkby Lonsdale Poetry Festival / Verve Poetry Festival / Coventry City of Culture / Birmingham 2022 Festival / Leeds 2023 |
Heads Up Festival (2013 - 2021) | E52 & Battersea Arts Centre | Regional producer of Heads Up, a performing arts festival that was part of BAC's Collaborative Touring Network. The festival took place twice a year in spring and autumn |
Surroundings (2017) | Invisible Dust | Writer. Curated by Invisible Dust and bringing together artists and scientists to produce artworks that explore the environment, Surroundings is a new three-year programme of artist residencies and events with different but interrelating environmental themes. The theme for year one (2017) is food and looks at the impact of seasons on fruit and vegetable production by three artists – Gayle Chong Kwan, Laura Wilson and New Zealand artist Ahilapalapa Rands – and a writer: Dave Windass. This year artist advisors include social scientist Lewis Holloway, Reader In Geography at the University of Hull, who has a specialist interest in sustainability, food, farming and the countryside |
Amy Johnson Festival (2016) | Amy Johnson Festival Ltd | Programme Lead for Performing Arts for this nine week multi-discipline arts and engineering festival |
The Way We Were (2016) | Tenfoot Dance Company | Producer |
First Story (2016-2019) | First Story | Partnerships & Projects. Including National Writing Day, Young Writers Festivals at University of Cambridge and University of Hull and Arvon Summer Residentials |
2017 UK City of Culture (2016) | 2017 UK City of Culture | Creation of training material and resources for 4,000 volunteers for this year-long cultural event |
Larkin Revisited (2015) | Ensemble 52 | Commissioned by Roots & Wings. Poetry readings and biographical history of Philip Larkin, performed at multiple sites |
Scratch@Fruit (2010-2013) | Dave Windass & Ensemble 52 | Founder, event promoter and curator of Hull's first scratch theatre night -Scratch@fruit - which was hosted at warehouse venue Fruit, ran for three years and showcased the work of 80 writers and included contributions from Hull Truck Community Choir, Hull Truck Theatre Company, Middle Child Theatre Company, Penny Duck, Penguin Pie, NAPA, Hull College, Hull School of Performing Arts, New Work Yorkshire and others |
Culture Map (2013) | Hull 2017 / Hull City Council | Creative consultant for Hull 2017 city of culture map |
London 2012 Cultural Olympiad (2012) | Hull City Council / London 2012 | Storyline and script consultant for London 2012 Cultural Olympiad celebrations |