Jenni Fletcher

Born as an Ideastap collaboration, I met Writer/Perfomer Lowri Jenkins at an Ideastap event in late 2012. This was the start of successful and lasting creative relationship working on a multi-disciplinary project under the title "To London, Love Me". Scratches of this idea where performed at Rich Mix (London) and SCHIUME (Venice). Out of this an idea for a full production was born which has now started taking shape as "Invisible City". Together we created the movement working closely with composer/musician Mat Martin who composed a unique score for the piece. This story follows the tragic yet humorous journey of a woman who moves to the big city in search of companionship and fulfilment. We went on to present early versions of the work at ACT Festival - (Bilboa), Nunart - (Barcelona) and Chapter Arts Centre - (Wales). 'Invisible City will be perfomed in Santander (Spain) in March before going back into rehearsals to consolidate our work for a polished Edinbrugh production. Watch this space!     Reviews from One Stop Arts and Female Arts: http://onestoparts.com/review-ballad-missed-opportunities-to-london-love-me-rich-mix http://www.femalearts.com/node/439

I recently collaborated with Director Valentina Ceschi to work on an OperaUpClose production of 'Dido and Aeneas' at the Kings Head theatre as Choreographer. The 6 week run received good reviews from Time Out, Broadway World and The Guardian (****).

This production was my second time working with award winning musical comedy duo House of Blakewell. Their recent show 'House Party' was represented by Vicky Graham Productions and received Arts Council Funding. 'House Party' has gone on to be presented as a successful run at Vaults Festival, Latitude and Bestival so far this year.

In May this year I took on the very exciting and challenging role of Choreographer for this unusual staging of Purcell opera; Dido and Aeneas. A collaboration between Florilegium, Bath Music Festival and the Royal College of Music resulted in an atmospheric setting with an 8ft wide platform that sat just above the steamy waters of the Roman baths. Director - Martin Constantine, Musical director - Ashley Solomon, Set design - Sophie Mosberger. Review from the Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2013/jun/02/dido-aeneas-roman-baths-review#start-of-comments

Musical Comedy

I recently had the pleasure of working with Liveartshow team as choreographer for their production of Rhinegold at The Yard Theatre, Hackney.

New work by the Mostly Everything People - My Way/This Way After a 2 week R&D in September 2012 we curated an event at Chisenhale Dance Space ('Rather Moving') and presented our new creation in front of an audience for the first time. Since then the work has developed into a fuller form and has been performed at The Old Fire Station Theatre (Oxford), Rich Mix, Bethnal Green Working Men's Club (Friday League), and Resolution! 2013. Based on the struggles of Introverts and Extroverts, this work explores to what extent we will tolerate each other social and conversational habits. We will be performing at this year's Abundance Festival in Karlstad, Sweden, and are planning a new mixed bill featuring three other exciting and acclaimed works.  Visit our press page for a selection of press excerpts. http://www.themostlyeverythingpeople.com/page6.htm

Formerly known as Dreckly productions

Images by Richard Adams