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Our Team

A white human with round tortoise shell glasses and short dark curly hair on top with shaved sides. They are wearing a black short sleeved t-shirt and a colourful beaded necklace which spells out the word queer. They are resting their chin on one hand, with a cheeky smile. The background is a blue room screen.

Vox Margo/Ren Short: Founder

They/Them

www.nonbinarycreative.com

Vox is a queer, AuDHD, disabled creative and alternative educator with a passion for helping others grow, both as performers & as human beings.

They teach private singing & trans speech lessons online, offer peer mentoring, run various voice and creative workshops and are also a singer/songwriter, poet, and crafter.

Vox founded OmniArts GB in April 2013, with the aim of creating a space for anyone with an interest in the performing arts to be able to connect and create collaboratively with others. This has since expanded to also include other forms of art.

 

A white human with long brunette hair is mid way through speaking and holding a small whiteboard. She is wearing a green jumper and red leggings against a black background. Next to her, is a larger whiteboard with three white stands underneath. On the whiteboard, the text reads 'Welcome! Queer inclusion and allyship'. Underneath this, there is a small mindmap listing the group's responses to the word queer which are unreadable at this image size.

Ellie Snow: Artistic Director & Theatre Director

She/Her

www.elliesnow.co.uk

Ellie joined OmniArts GB as a practitioner back in 2018, on the cusp of finishing a Drama and Performance degree and a dissertation that asked the question; “How can we begin to understand and apply the term Queer to Theatre and Performance in 2018?”

Keen to continue this work outside of University, Ellie and Ren/Vox discussed ideas for ways to do this, and Queer Creatives was born.

Now, she is a Theatre practitioner and Queer theatre specialist with strong experience in facilitating community groups, public speaking and teaching. Developing her own dramaturgy and making the arts accessible to all continues to underpin her career.

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