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Having a brilliant time in the studio with my dear friends the brilliant Ginny Clee (Dear Janes) and Simon Edwards (Fairground Attraction). Recording some songs, and working on a performance piece with songs and stories.... stay tuned!

Brilliant to be in the rehearsal room for 2 weeks with the fantastic Phelim McDermott and Lee Simpson of Improbable Theatre, workshopping Danny Scheinmann's brilliant novel Random Acts of Heroic Love. The best ever bunch of collaborators and co creators. I love you all! Thank you Charlie McGechan for making it happen.

I have absolutely loved working with this talented group of people- on the stage and off.

Last show of the tour - at the iconic Philharmonie in Luxembourg.

Next leg of the tour Amsterdam, Brussels and Antwerp. We've had such a great reception everywhere we go. Loved the Royal Theatre Carre in Amsterdam... originally built for the circus it has an incredible round auditorium with lush red velvet seats!

Wiesbaden, Hamburg and Munich. The reception the pieces are getting is amazing! Look at the venue in Wiesbaden! The Kurhaus is the most extraordinary place...

I've been performing live with Max for 10 years! It has been such an amazing experience, and a great honour.

First venue of the european tour is the sensational new Opera House in Oslo. Wow. And then on to packed houses in Stockholm and Copenhagen.

Delighted to be on the road again with Max in the two fantastic cities of Glasgow and Dublin. Caught up with my dear friend, teacher and mentor the brilliant Maggie Kinlock in Glasgow, and with wonderful friends in Dublin that I made at my yearly pilgrimage to Northumberland to sing with the inspirational band The Unthanks.

Wonderful to be back on tour with Max and the band.

Our second film for The World Bank, encouraging policy makers and the public to engage with complex economic policies and information. We used the most recent breakthroughs in AI technology to create the animation which tells the story of the development goals and priorities of Bhutan through the eyes of one family. Challenging but also exciting to see what you can do!

Delighted to deliver this film for the The World Bank. We took a densely written economic report and tranformed it into a short, impactful and emotionally engaging story. Filmed in the UK with real footage from Bangladesh this short film makes use of exciting new Real Unreal Engine technology. Fun!

So special to collaborate with my dear friend Yulia and honoured to be featured in her section "About Sarah". Her exhibition was stunning Have a look here to see more.

Come and join us on 15th November

Come along and join us for a 'Sing your socks off Acapella Singalong' led by Ginny Clee at The Star, Chester Road, N19. Wednesday 8th March 2023 Everyone welcome. Free entry.

Performing in the stunning ancient ampitheatre on the Acropolis in Athens, just beneath the Parthenon was a career highlight for me. The magical atmosphere as the night drew in and the moon and the stars rose in the sky, with the cicadas singing in the trees. And the deep sense of history that this place exudes.

Back on tour with Max Richter's Blue Notebooks in Madrid and Barcelona, and in yet another spectacular venue - Palau de la Musica Catalana. The Palau de la Música Catalana is an architectural jewel of Catalan Art Nouveau, the only concert venue in this style to be listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Its like being inside an extraordinarily ornate chocolate box, and it was a real thrill to perform there.

Come along and join us for a 'Sing your socks off Acapella Singalong' led by Ginny Clee at It was magical to all be singing together again after such a long enforced break. The atmosphere was amazing and the harmonies beautiful. There's nothing quite like all singing together....

It was a pleasure to work with CHIVA (Childrens HIV Association) again and to have the opportunity to help a group of about 10 young adults to tell their stories of living with HIV through music, dance and drama. Their creativity in writing song lyrics, improvising scripts, and choreographing dance is impressive and their stories are powerful. It is always humbling to witness their talent and bravery in sharing them.

Life Growing Up - our spoken word storytelling piece telling the stories of young people in the UK growing up with HIV - was performed to MPs, researchers, activists and invited audience to celebrate the launch of a brilliant educational toolkit developed by young people at CHIVA (Children's HIV Charity UK) as part of an initiative to end HIV stigma.