Mark Esaias
Mark Esaias has established the Hello Friends Theatre company. Their project, Eat Me, exploring the role of food through live art and contemporary theatre, is to tour after opening at the Carriageworks Theatre, in Leeds.
Programmes
- Collaborative innovation
- Creative economy
- Social innovation and finance
- Young people and innovation
- Programmes portfolio
- Crucible alumni
- Starter for 6 participants
- Insight Out participants
- Julie-Anne Graham
- Gwen Stevenson
- Gabriel Muldoon
- Marie-Therese McCann
- Glenn Norwood
- Michael Lennox
- Fleur Jackson
- Charles Vullamy
- Graeme Patrick
- Hannah Campion
- Christina Freke
- Joanne Riddle
- Corinne Lewis
- Louise Hepworth
- Demi Gounari
- Dries van Dorpe
- Emma Dyson
- Jeremiah Alexander
- Kaja Amundsen
- Suzie Devey-Humpleby
- Desiree Hope
- Kevin Jones
- Michael Kelly
- Jessamy Kelly
- Ian Kostrzewa
- Stuart Varrall
- Alice Gow
- Camila Prada
- Claire Goodman
- Cormac Faulkner
- Dean Frost
- Gaelle Roche
- Gavin Douglas
- Gemma Pearson
- James Sheppard
- Jonathan Green
- Kadi Wilson
- Matt Grimes
- Paula Tew
- Simon Kaguramamba
- Xenia Randle
- Simon Adcock
- Paul Byass
- Daniella Genas
- Jo Hallington
- Oliver Horsman
- Kiran Khan
- Jun Wei Lu
- Lizz Lunney
- Peter Maxwell Dixon
- Naathan Morton
- Praveen Chrispugg
- Zara Parekh
- Christopher Rogers
- Karinna Sellars
- Zeleka Sutherland
- Stephen Webb
- Andy Lyth
- Ash Ali
- Charlotte Dawson
- Garth Williams
- Helen Clifton
- Martyn Mills
- Ray Morgan
- Richard Taylor
- Sara Bailey
- Sarah Locke
- Sandie Henderson
- Tim Joel
- Stephanie Hughes
- Verity Hudson
- Ana Cristina Santos
- Kerry Jo Reilly
- Vanessa Haley
- Mark Esaias
- Gavin Wilkinson
- Pascal Morrison
- Helen Watson
- Colin Woodward
- John Hamilton
- Fiona Hedgecock
- Orleath Cullinane
- Christine James
- Catherine Burns
- Rose Kane
- Marc Williamson
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