Roles

Bill Mitchell

Artistic Director
He's worked as a theatre maker since 1975
In 2005 he created WildWorks. His aim was to "experiment and develop his passion for landscape theatre and site specific work internationally"
He leads the company in the work they create

David Micklem

Chairman
He looks over the entire workings of WildWorks and makes sure everything runs smoothly.
 

Myriddin Wannell

Associate Designer
She helps to design the shows, how they look etc
She has helped design many shows including The Enchanted Palace, Babel and The Passion

Charlie Bunker

General Manager
Charlie joined the team in July 2011
She is responsible for all areas of the company. From the money to the marketing

Sue Hill

Associate Director
She is a member of the Core Creative Team and works with Bill Mitchell as a designer, she is part of the community team, she is also a performer and a tutor on the summer schools
She's interested in "the role of culture and art in building and sustaining communities"
She has been a part of many of WildWorks productions, such as: Babel, The Beautiful Journey and 3 Island Project

Emma Cameron

WildWorks Technical
She oversees every technical aspect of the shows, any projections etc
She has worked with WildWorks on Ark-Ive, Babel and Kasteel Van Gaasbeek



Paul Jarvis

WildWorks Technical
He does the same as Emma only he specialises in outdoor electrics
He has worked with WildWorks on The Passion, The Enchanted Palace and The Beautiful Journey

Sunita Pandya

Executive Director
She joined WildWorks in May 2011
She helps to manage the company and makes sure everyone who is a part of the company is satisfied
 

Mercedes Kemp

Associate Director Community and Research
She helps Bill Mitchell develop the story lines and text for the pieces and is a core member of the company
She also creates and keeps the relationships with the chosen communities, she "explores the relationships with place and memory" and adapts the text to fit the locations
She does all this through "a variety of sources: archives, libraries, cemeteries, village halls, bus stops, local historians, town gossips, snapshots, old photographs, conversations, and, above all, a close observation of the process of memory and its effect on the value that people place on their environments"

Steve Tanner

Photographer and Visual Consultant
He helps to create the look of the piece

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