Lucy Clark is a disabled dance artist and choreographer producing highly rhythmical contemporary dance theatre pieces infused with elements of tap, hip hop, and jazz. Her work combines her lived experiences with elements of neuropsychology, in order to produce performances that encourage connection by initiating conversations that usually remain unspoken. Since graduating from Trinity Laban in 2022, Lucy has toured previous work across the UK in leading theatres such as Brighton Dome, The Place, South East Dance, and Cambridge Junction, and was commissioned by Dancin' Oxford and Pegasus Theatre to create ‘That thing’ (2023) which received a 5 star review on its premiere in Oxford. Clark is driven to champion disabled artists voices, through producing accessible and meaningful dance theatre works which effortlessly interweave science, social issues and movement.

Lucy Tapper is a classically trained brass musician who composes through intuition with a focus on creating an atmosphere for the listener. Lucy graduated University of Chichester with BA in Music. She competed twice in the European Brass Band Finals with her university brass band representing England. Lucy has done sound engineering and lighting for multiple productions, supporting young people to get in to the arts. Lucy has experience in supporting artists with access needs and is passionate about inclusivity in the arts.