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Caitlin joined Stellar Quines in April 2021. She is also one half of feminist theatre company Jordan & Skinner and director of new writing theatre company Pearlfisher. She was formerly Artistic Director of the Village Pub Theatre and Associate Director at Pitlochry Festival Theatre.

Her recent directing credits include Distance Remaining by Stewart Melton (Helen Milne Productions) Alone by Janey Godley (National Theatre of Scotland) Five from Inside by Rona Munro (Traverse Theatre). She was also recently Associate Director on Lament for Sheku Bayoh by Hannah Lavery (National Theatre of Scotland).

Rhea is a creative producer working interdisciplinary across dance, theatre and performance. She collaborates with artists and with communities to create ambitious, large-scale, often socially-engaged cross art-form projects and touring productions. Creating space(s) for often marginalised voices to be amplified in their own terms. Since graduating with MA Theatre Studies and Spanish at Glasgow University, she has worked and produced for a range of independent dance and theatre companies, and festivals including: European Championships Festival 2018, Glasgow Life, Tramway, The Work Room, A Moment’s Peace Theatre Company, The Arches, Ankur Productions, Africa in Motion Film Festival, and Untitled Projects.

Alongside Stellar Quines, Rhea is an independent producer, and is co-director at Project X  – a multi-disciplinary, collectively run organisation based in Scotland, platforming dance of the African and Caribbean Diaspora.

Rebecca has a range of experience in arts and project management, producing, marketing, programming and audience development. She began her career in rural arts development and touring. She has worked for Craft Scotland and Puppet Animation Scotland managing Audience Development and Festival programmes.

She has worked on a range of shows with organisations such as Edinburgh International Book Festival, Dundee Rep, Scottish Dance Theatre, National Theatre of Scotland, Grid Iron, Traverse and The Lyceum.

Erin McGee joined Stellar Quines in 2018. She is part of the BBC Writers Room Scottish Voices 20/21. Her play Mooning was commissioned by Traverse Theatre as part of their Breakfast Plays series in 2019. She works with Edinburgh’s Curious Seed and has undertaken Assistant Production work for Independent Arts Projects. She graduated from Queen Margaret University with a BA in Drama and Performance in 2016 and, more recently, the University in Glasgow with a Masters in Theatre Studies in 2018.

Gemma Nicol & Lisa Williamson are co-Artistic Directors of hidden route. Collectively they have been working within the participation sector for over twenty years. During this time, they have produced, directed and managed theatre productions and projects with people of all ages in a range of settings both nationally and internationally.

Gemma and Lisa love to create work that is driven by collaboration and curiosity and are passionate about working with communities to make incredible things happen.

Sarah graduated with a first in Journalism and Creative Writing. She began her career working in digital marketing for Skills Development Scotland before moving to communications agencies. As an Account Manager, she worked on communications campaigns across a range of sectors. Her client work included Arts & Business Scotland, The Edinburgh Dungeon and The Famous Grouse, along with a number of Scottish Government campaigns.

In 2019, she moved into the arts, working as Media Officer for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society. Following this, she began a masters in Playwriting and Dramaturgy at the University of Glasgow and joined Stellar Quines in April 2020 as Marketing Officer.

Barbie Lyon joined the company in June 2020 as General Manager, covering Rebecca Davis’ maternity leave.

Barbie began her career at Serpent’s Tail, an independent publishing house working across rights, marketing and publicity. She was Assistant Director at The Arvon Foundation overseeing a variety of projects including the education programme for children and young people. She was part of the Marketing and Communications team at National Museums Scotland where she worked on the redevelopment of the National Museum of Scotland.  Most recently, she has worked with The Travelling Bookbinder and as Client Services Director at artsjobsonline.