Community
Find and make art where you least expect it. The Brass Bathtub creates radical magic in unexpected places. On a bus, on a beach, in an abandoned village, the world is our oyster.
Immersed in the Brass Bathtub, you are invited to blow your own trumpet. Feel free and safe to find your voice – whisper it, shout it, as loud or quiet as you want to be!
Our experience in outdoor performance, interactive theatre and playful immersion in the community allows us to inform, transform and gain changes in art and society.
Marion Déprez
Marion’s expertise as a theatre director, outdoor arts and cabaret artist is in connecting with participants in community settings, performing and directing work that is interactive and engages audiences directly in the interplay of characters. Marion’s past collaborations include Karavan Ensemble, Sabotage Theatre and DreamThinkSpeak.
As an artist, Marion’s approach is to create safe, nurturing relationships that encourage open dialogue, play and creativity. She specialises in making work in non-traditional theatre spaces.
Sarah Delmontè
Sarah Delmontè is a theatre practitioner, writer and ceremonial arranger. Her work focuses on mortality, meaning and healing and how the arts and ritual practices can be used as a force for cultural change. She is an associate artist with BrassBathtub, working as lead artist on the 100 Ways to Say Goodbye Project.
Bela Emerson
Bela Emerson is an innovative musician who uses cello to connect with others, support people’s well being, and create responsive sounds and textures.
Mothmeister
Mothmeister is the ever-changing alter ego of two artistic soulmates and passionate taxidermy enthusiasts.
Zakaria Haffar
Born in Morocco, Zakaria Haffar has been busking with the santur, a Persian ancient instrument with 72 metal strings, played with delicate wooden hammers for more than 10 years in Egypt, Turkey or Mali, where he lived before settling in Paris.
Laura Elliott
Laura Elliott is an artist and creative facilitator working to make conversations about death more accessible. She currently co-hosts the workshop series Life Handover which helps participants with the thought-work required to put their end-of-life affairs in order. She also works as an associate artist with Brass Bathtub CIC on the project 100 Ways To Say Goodbye.
Nadine Wild-Palmer
Nadine Wild-Palmer is a freelance voice-over actor, children’s author, performer, and presenter. The Tunnels Below was her debut children novel published by Pushkin Press. Nadine also writes short stories and poetry for both children and adults. Nadine also works as a voice-over artist for audiobooks and podcasts.
For more information go to www.nadinewildpalmer.co.uk or, check out her Instagram @nadinewildpalm