CRTA CO-MANAGER

Rosie is a creative producer, project manager and fundraiser with over 11 years’ experience supporting dance artists, theatre makers, and arts organisations with diverse needs, to create meaningful, accessible and sustainable work, projects, and tours across the UK.

Alongside Rosie’s producing practice, Rosie has a background in counselling and mental health volunteering which has shaped a reflective, person-centred approach grounded in communication, collaboration and wellbeing.

Increasingly, Rosie is interested in how producing can support not only ambitious creative work, but healthier and more sustainable relationships, systems and working cultures across the sector.

Rosie joined CRTA in 2023.

CRTA CO-MANAGER

Jen (she/her) has been with CRTA since 2007, a whopping 17 years so far!

Alongside rural touring, Jen has collected a wealth of experience from the following roles: Unity Theatre Liverpool: Manager, Floral Pavilion Theatre, Wirral: Volunteer programme manager, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic: Project Manager (education and outreach), Teacher of drama, Teaching artist in residence, Bosco CLC Liverpool, Stage manager, Theatre in education practitioner. 

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Steph (she/her) trained at Manchester Metropolitan University’s School of Theatre and works professionally as an actor.

Her creative career spans community arts roles, including work with HFT supporting adults with learning disabilities, leading drama workshops for youth theatres and dance schools and delivering music and movement sessions for pre-schoolers with Popcats Music Time.

A finalist in Writing on the Wall’s Pulp Fiction novel writing competition, Steph’s drama shorts have aired on independent Scottish radio. To keep things unpredictable, she’s took to the mic as a stand-up comedian—because why not add a little laughter to the mix?

Steph joined CRTA in 2024.