Dancer. Choreographer. Writer. Director.
Exploring themes of intersectional identity, mental health and wellbeing, and empowerment through work that challenges myself and audiences toward introspection and social change.
Vision
Equitable arts experiences that represent us all.
Mission
To collaborate with a diversity of communities, creatives, and organisations to create dance theatre works for stage, public space, and film exploring themes of intersectional identity, mental health and wellbeing, and empowerment to challenge introspection and social change.
Values
Authenticity. Equity. Innovation. Empowerment.
Authentic in how I work and present myself, always striving for greater Equity in how and what I create. Seeking Innovation ahead of perfection while Empowering creatives and communities through process and production.
Come and See Me!
May 15th - BALLET CYMRU 2: MADE IN WALES Pre-Professional Programme - 7:30pm
May 18th - BALLET CYMRU 2: MADE IN WALES Pre-Professional Programme - 7:30pm
NEWS
SEVEN
Seven is an autobiographical short by writer/director Krystal S. Lowe. Backed by BBC Wales, BFI Network Wales, and Ffilm Cymru, this simplistic and thought provoking piece explores the realities of living with depression and the moments, and people, that bring relief.
2024 Our Voice Bursary | Bwrsari Ein Llais 2024
In Partnership with Sherman Theatre|mewn partneriaeth gyda Theatr y Sherman.
For artists of the Global Majority who are seeking to develop as storytellers.|Ar gyfer artistiaid o’r Mwyafrif Byd-eang sy’n awyddus i ddatblygu fel storïwyr.
Exploring Interwoven
In Interwoven, Black hair culture is woven into an analogy for the human experience while celebrating Black care and intimacy.
I have been working alongside National Theatre Wales, Unlimited and a brilliant creative team to:
Gather stories
Develop the script
Look at set design
Explore movement on the Interwoven swing
Research a version of relaxed performances with neurodiverse audiences in mind
An Unlimited UK Partner Award 2023-2024 commission with National Theatre Wales made possible thanks to funding from Arts Council Wales.