Meet the Artists Advisory Group

Theodore Pin is the director and co-founder of Four-Eyed Theatre, a playful and pioneering outdoor arts company made up of young professionals at the beginning of their creative journeys. With a background rooted in physical theatre, clowning, and devised performance, Theodore has trained at renowned institutions including L’École Internationale de Théâtre Philippe Gaulier and Helikos International School, studying under celebrated teachers such as Philippe Gaulier, Jos Houben, Giovanni Fusetti, and John Wright. His training has taken him across Paris, Avignon, and Padua, where he immersed himself in the craft of mask, bouffon, commedia dell’arte, and the art of “beautiful stupidity.”

Under Theodore’s direction, Four-Eyed Theatre has spent the last three years touring outdoor work through networks like Applause Rural Touring, championing their company motto: “Pioneers of Monkeying Around.” Their work is driven by silliness, physical play, and a mission to reflect on social issues through joyful, accessible performance.

Theodore is passionate about making the outdoor arts sector visible and accessible to emerging artists. He believes the sector offers a vital and often overlooked route into professional theatre-making. Having benefited from support by organisations such as 101 Outdoor Arts and Turtle Key Arts, Theodore is committed to helping others navigate these pathways.

Currently splitting his time between France and the UK while completing his studies, Theodore and the Four-Eyed Theatre team are preparing to reunite full-time—planning to move into what they affectionately call a “big silly house” to take their passion for street theatre from part-time hustle to a sustainable career. 

Daryl is Creative Director at Daryl & Co. He’s a Director and Performer who has worked extensively within the Theatre, Disability and young people’s arts sector for the last 25 years. A recognised cultural leader in children and young people’s arts participation as well as a high-profile advocate for disabled artists. The core of all of Daryl’s work is a belief that arts can enrich our lives and those of the communities we inhabit. Daryl is an active advocate for improving the rights of disabled and marginalised people by promoting access and inclusion within the arts.

She is a Clore Emerging Leader alumni of 2022 and a collaborating Artist with Rambert Dance, English National Ballet and Akademi. 

Nandita nurtures her creative practice with communities, professional artists and young people, across all ages, backgrounds and abilities in a range of settings from theatres to public spaces from museums and galleries to the outdoors. Her work explores human connection and ecology and she is inspired by the act of exchange and co-creation, to share experiences in accessible, engaging and transformative ways. 

Nandita’s latest dance theatre work ‘Roots to Rise’ was commissioned by Without Walls for their 2025 Programme.

Jason’s life and work is rooted in listening. He follows a multi-sensory and cross-species approach to sound and music.  His creative output is an exploration of the natural world, voice and a wide range of music technologies. Works includes live performance, immersive installations, studio recordings, music for film and theatre, deep listening and well being experiences, sound walks, broadcasts, music workshops, podcasts, sound tapes and immersive DJ sets.

Jeanefer Jean-Charles is Creative Director and Producer with 20 years’ experience, specialising in large-scale performances, opening ceremonies, stadium events, outdoor spectacles, carnivals, and parades.

For over 20 years Jeanefer has designed and delivered artistic solutions in the outdoors for some of the world’s most iconic events including a section for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant, the Coronation Festival at Buckingham Palace, all four of the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremonies, The F.A. Cup Final 2016 Opening Ceremony at Wembley, and the first-ever Big Dance–which broke a world record.

Paschale is Co-Director of Red Herring Productions, which creates playful theatre productions and events that look to blur the boundary between the audience and the performance. Projects include: The Egg Shack, an immersive performance in a greasy spoon cafe and carpark, made in North Devon; The Whistlers, a project about a fictitious culture of people who live in a symbiotic relationship with birds; and two iterations of Stepping Out, an outdoor arts festival in North Devon. 

She is a freelance performer and director who has worked with a range of other outdoor arts organisations in various roles including: Performer in Avanti Display’s, Crow; Performance Director for Walk the Plank’s Midsummer Mystery for Bodo City of Culture 2024, Director for Club Supreme by Ramshacklicious. 

She is on NASA-UK’s advisory board, which looks to represent the artists’ perspective within the sector.

Jasmin Edwards is a full-time circus performer, events coordinator, and workshop facilitator. She specialises in multi-hoop, fire performance, and walkabout.

Jasmin has a genuine excitement for life, circus, and performing, and loves to impart this to others, through play, production, and teaching. With a passion for the human experience, Jasmin likes to investigate the relationships between movement, beings, and objects.

With her desire for social change, she loves building relationships with people and organisations. She aims to provide a positive impact, not only to individuals but to wider communities.

Jasmin has built her experience performing to countless audiences over the past 8 years, including corporate events, stage shows, street performances, arts festivals, cabarets, and club nights. She currently works closely with Steamship Circus, helping to launch and coordinate both the Steamship Youth Circus CIC and Cabaret.