About Jellyfish Theatre

Jellyfish is a touring theatre company. We make both indoor and outdoor work and perform in theatres, arts centres, schools, libraries, at festivals, in parks and public spaces. In the UK and abroad.

“The kids loved it. We adults loved it!” - audience feedback

Mitchell Ndema, Jordan Laidley and Cheryl the Crow in “The Wagon of Dreams”, Photo by Garfield Austin @garfieldaustinphotography

We develop partnerships with local authorities to bring free live performances to families.

“This is bringing live theatre to pockets and areas where people don’t have funding to access live theatre. It’s bringing the community together: the interaction of the show is just fantastic for young people, you can see their faces light up. “

Beth Hanna, Resident Development Operations Manager, Nottingham City Council

Please get in touch if you would like to discuss working in partnership with us.

A Collaborative Approach

Artistic Director, Sarah Simpson founded Jellyfish Theatre. Everyone contributes creatively to making new shows. We are collaborative and actors bring diverse skills: actors may perform in one production, and then write, or co-direct, or compose for another.

Casting opportunities are posted on Spotlight and our socials.

Rochelle Hollis leads a movement rehearsal for A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Sarah Simpson, Artistic Director

Photo by Katie Vandyck @katievandyckwebsites

Artists

 

Creative Collaborators

Artistic Director Sarah Simpson

Co Director Susannah Cann

Associate Deaf Director Mary-Jayne Russell de Clifford

Movement Direction Charlotte Bradley, Annabel Lisk

Choreography Rochelle Hollis

Creative Associates Susannah Cann, Jordan Laidley, James Potter, Catty Tucker

Design + Illustration Robert Patterson and Robin Aslett

Props + puppets James Potter, Sarah Simpson

Composers Noah Tucker, Charlie Ferguson, Catty Tucker, Lauren Ava-Thomas

Social Media Lianne Abrahams

Graphic Design Leila Credland

Website Katie Vandyck

Theatrical Engineer Mike Pattison

An actor wearing a Nutcracker mask peeps through a curtain