Kendra is a graduating student from the BA Musicianship program at Mountview. Originally from Toronto, she performs alongside our talented ensemble on violin.

Sarah is a composer and sound designer based in London and Berlin working across film, tv, theatre, and cabaret. She is associate composer for award winning London-based theatre companies Freight Theatre and TheatreGoose. Most recently, she toured the UK, Norway and Malta with Rhum and Clay as pianist and composer in Project Dictator, and worked as lead composer on the TV adaptation of ‘Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls’. She is currently composer on an upcoming film by Tim Walker starring Tilda Swinton.

Charlotte Mason is a London-based multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and aspiring producer. Currently pursuing a master’s in Creative Practice at Goldsmiths, University of London, she has a passion for scoring moving image media. She is in the process of self-producing her debut album as part of her final project. With a background in music from the University of Bristol, she brings her love for music into the classroom as a part-time primary school teacher. She performs on guitar as part of our musical ensemble.

Ella Rowdon is a writer, dramaturg, director, and facilitator of creative workshops and events. A recent graduate in dramaturgy from Goldsmiths, University of London, her debut play Wasp was staged at Camden People’s Theatre in August 2022. She is currently developing her new work, Catchin’ a Rat. Ella directed TOXIC by Laura Luise Schreiber at the Bread and Roses Theatre, and Stroking Bumblebees by Maria Messias Mendes at the Omnibus Theatre in January 2025. She is also the dramaturg and assistant director of How To Kill a Chicken, where her contributions have shaped some of the production’s most poignant moments.

Giulietta Tisminetzky is the writer
and producer of How To Kill a
Chicken, a play that had its R&D
run at Riverside Studios in
London before a successful run
at Underbelly during the
Edinburgh Fringe, receiving
critical acclaim. Giulietta is
Latinx-Italian; she moved to the
UK on a scholarship, studied
Literature at Queen Mary
University, and holds an MA in
Arts from King’s College London.

Brett was born in Guelph, Canada and graduated from Rose Bruford with a BA in Lighting Design previously graduating with honours in Technical Production for Theatre and Live events from Sheridan College in Oakville, Canada. He specializes in communication and collaboration. Having the ability to translate ideas to the stage from concepts is a key part of his work. In a positive and energetic work flow Brett always brings a unique and passionate energy to every production he works on.