Core Members

Bronia Evers

Bronia is a puppeteer, designer, maker and arts education practitioner. She has worked with companies including Little Angel Theatre, Unicorn Theatre for Children, The Discover Centre, Ripstop Productions, Quicksilver Theatre, Oxford Touring Theatre Company, and Snap Theatre. She has also designed and co-directed a short puppet film, ‘Dog Tail Soup’(2006)., with King Chain Productions. Bronia trained in puppet making at The Little Angel Theatre, in Art and Design at Middlesex University, and in Theatre and English the University of Warwick. Bronia is experienced in working with children and young people, has facilitated several arts education projects and has a full enhanced CRB check. 

Gerry Spiller

Gerry has been working in theatre and arts education for many years. She has designed and made puppets, costumes and props for The Little Angel Theatre, The Royal Opera House, The Australian National Ballet and The Roundhouse in London. For film, she has created costumes for scenes in ‘Atonement’ and ‘Vanity Fair.’ As a freelance artist and arts education practitioner, Gerry has worked on a huge number of projects with children in schools, with elderly residents in sheltered housing and with whole village communities in Essex. She has a full enhanced CRB check and has been employed by NAPA to lead arts training workshops for carers of the elderly. She has also worked as an art therapist and artist in residence for Braintree District Council. Gerry trained in Theatre Design at the Wimbledon School of Art.

Caroline Thompson

Caroline has been collaborating on live arts projects since 1995. She has worked as a performer using physical acting, dance, puppetry, masks and singing. She has toured and created work for Horse and Bamboo Theatre, Little Angel Theatre, Norwich Puppet Theatre, Henson’s Creature Shop and One Moment In Time Theatre. Since 2004 she has been working in movement direction for a variety of companies. Caroline has been training in non-stylized movement in the environment with Devon–based movement practitioner Helen Poynor since 2007. She also trained in physical theatre in Vancouver, Canada.