The creative minds who produced, directed, marketed, illustrated, facilitated workshops & recorded Audio Tales ...
Chelsey Everatt – Project Producer
Chelsey is passionate about working with people and inspiring places, through arts and culture, focused on engagement and participation.
Her varied background has included: working on the first Lincoln Frequency Festival of Digital Culture; the Paul Hamlyn funded Young People’s Programme with Lincolnshire One Venues; community engagement for Heritage Lottery funded Boultham Park Restoration Project; Arts Development in North Lincolnshire; Cultural Development in Nottingham; and now a varied freelance portfolio across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
She has a degree in Architecture, and a Masters in Arts and Cultural Enterprise.
Website: EverArts.co.uk
Daniel Morgan – Creative Director
A graduate of Drama and Applied Theatre at St. Mary’s University, Dan is an established Freelance Creative with extensive experience in devising, performing and touring theatre all over the country.
Recently, Dan has undertaken a directorial role within the Lost Village Festival and, in the past, has worked with numerous companies, including the likes of Zest Theatre, Chronic Insanity, Shooting Fish, The Comedy School, Standby Theatre and Echo Echo Echo. Through these companies Dan has collaboratively conceived and delivered a number of projects that have tackled a variety of social issues, engaging audiences through honest narratives and facilitating open discussions.
Instagram: @dan.morgancreative
Joely Mackenzie – Marketing Lead
Joely is a fired up creative, with a passion for showcasing untold stories, supporting the ‘underdog’, making art accessible to all and using culture as a catalyst for social change.
Since graduating from the University of Sheffield with an English Language & Linguistics degree, Joely has used her enthusiasm and story weaving skills in a multitude of marketing roles for an array of companies, including Positive Impact Events, Balfour Beatty Utilities & Magna Vitae Trust for Leisure & Culture.
As the Marketing Lead for SO Festival and Audio Tales, she is eternally grateful for the opportunity to work with such talented creatives, from both the local scene and international circuit, and revels in the chance to bring high quality arts to the local community.
When she’s not marketing the arts, Joely spends her time moonlighting as a Barista, directing a Youth Theatre group, running Grits Barbershop with her partner and going on adventures with her magical 18 month old, Florence.
lowercase theatre – Skegness Academy Workshop Facilitators
Grimsby based theatre company, telling stories from our ace community + championing young creatives & early-career artists.
Facebook: @lowercasethtr
Sarah Palmer – Illustrator
I’m Sarah, the face behind The House With the Blue Door.
I’m an artist and writer as well as the creator of soulful art journaling techniques and workshops. The House With The Blue Door is the name of my quirky wooden chalet on the Humberston Fitties in Cleethorpes.
I have worked as a teacher, lecturer and journalist, but in September 2020 when I was made redundant I realised that I’d been given the perfect opportunity to do what I’ve wanted to do my entire life; work as an artist.
Everything I’ve done in my working career is now informing my artistic practice. My work based around sketchbooks, watercolours and ink. I learned calligraphy when I was a child and ink pens inform my style and my writing – I love adding a calligraphic flourish to my paintings! I also enjoy collecting my work together in book form, which I did with my Cleethorpes Sketchbook – a collection of my paintings and sea-inspired quotes that celebrate the beauty of this part of the north-east coast.
Website: www.thehousewiththebluedoor.online
Facebook: The House With The Blue Door
Instagram: @thehousewiththebludoor
Art sales: housewiththebludoor.patternbyetsy.com/shop
Sonya Hundal – NSO Workshop Facilitator
British Asian writer of short stories, non-fiction articles and plays.
A writer-in-residence with First Story and writer with WEM for The Elder Tree projects in Lincolnshire. Recently completed a Masters in Creative Writing at Hull University Online.
Wood-fired baker and owner of Greenfield Bakers.
Tom Milner – Recording Engineer
Tom Milner is a recording & mixing engineer and music producer based in Louth. He currently works from and operates The Pump House Recording Studio which he established in his hometown in 2014. Tom started in the industry as a musician but soon realised his passion for recording — an art form which he says allows him to be equally as creative (and a bit geeky too).
Since opening, the Pump House has collaborated on hundreds of projects varying from local bands, audiobooks, podcasts, voice-overs, and live sound productions. The building was once a Victorian gas pumping station and retains many of its original features and character. Now home to a state-of-the-art recording studio, The Pump House offers a unique and comfortable working environment with highly skilled professionals on hand for any recording project.
Website: www.pumphousestudio.co.uk
Facebook: @Pump House Studio
Instagram: @pumphousestudio