About  Us

Daphna is Artistic director of Peut-Être Theatre She has directed all of the company’s work to date: Tidy Up, Shh…Bang!, Dare to Sea, The Tin Soldier, Clunk, The Little Bird who stayed for winter, Draw me a Bird, The Bug and the Butterfly & This is a That. 

She is also Co-Artistic Director of Dante or Die Theatre who make ambitious  and striking site-sensitive productions for which she directed: User Not Found,  Take On Me, Handle With Care, I Do, La Fille à la Mode, Side Effects & Caliper Boy.

Her work has been presented and performed nationally and internationally at venues such as Almeida Theatre, Roundhouse, Royal Albert Hall, Brighton Festival, Southbank Centre, The Place, Royal Opera House, The Lowry, Barnsley Civic, The Arc Stockton, The Egg Bath, Polka Theare, National Theatre’s Watch This Space, ASK, China,  Drama Centre Singapore, Ziguzajg Festival Malta, Israel Festival for Children in Israel. 

Maya studied theatre and dance in Athens.  She is the founding member of standnotamazed. She has been a member of Peut-Être Theatre since 2007.

Maya is a graduate of the MA-ATP course at The Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London.

She has worked with the Greek National and also film and TV. Her works include ‘Love and Other Magic Tricks’ which received Best Production Award and nomination for Best New Writing at the Buxton Fringe Festival 2009. Other stage credits include Masque Arias (RSC), Crime and Punishment Underground (Barbican/Bites), The Quitters (the Place),Hamlet (site-specific), Measure for Measure (site-specific), Into the Closet (Edinburgh Festival).

Bridie has been Producer of Peut-Être Theatre since April 2021. She is also Producer of Brighton based dance company, Tick Tock Bridget, and co-host of the podcast, Sisters Who Stan.

Bridie was Producing Assistant at the Unicorn Theatre from 2018-2020, and Assistant Producer at English Touring Theatre from 2015-2018. She is currently a member of the script reading team for the Papatango New Writing Prize, and works as a freelance Project Producer and Writer.

Fiona Watson is a performer and workshop facilitator, specialising in physical theatre and site-specific work, exploring and creating new experiences for audiences who are not regular theatre goers. 

She is an associate artist with Peutetre Theatre’s sister company, Dante or Die, where she has acted with babies, cartoon fish and in swimming pools and was once transformed into a cartoon octopus. 

Working with Peutetre will be her first professional book keeping engagement and she is looking forward to supporting the delightful and valuable work of the company.

I started my career in the arts by trying out a bit of everything, eventually settling in the community arts field.

After working as Education and Community coordinator at Laban for several years, managing a variety of dance projects and performances for and with children and young people, I enjoyed working with children so much that I decided to retrain as a primary school teacher! 

13 years later, and I'm back in community arts, working with Peut-Etre as their Engagement Producer.  Alongside this, I'm Learning and Participation Manager at The National Centre for Circus Arts.  

I'm really looking forward to fostering relationships with schools and community groups, supporting facilitators with delivery of workshops and contributing to the next stage of Audiomoves!

Caleb is a Theatre Educator, Producer, Researcher and Dramaturg. He is a recipient of the National Arts Council scholarship and is completing his doctorate at Royal Holloway. He is also the Associate Researcher of Rose Bruford College where he is developing the Theatre for Young Audiences Centre.

Having over a decade of experience in the arts and culture industry, Caleb has worked extensively with many local and International companies. From 2011-2014, he was the Festival Manager for ACE! Festival- A performing arts festival dedicated to children and their families. As an independent producer and consultant, Caleb specializes in international projects management and has worked with The National Arts Council, Singapore International Foundation, theatre companies and community centres to pilot various initiatives for young people. On an international level, he has collaborated with companies such as ACO Okinawa (Japan), Ming Ri Institute for Arts Education (Hong Kong), Philippine Educational Theatre Association, The Unicorn (UK) and Spare Parts Puppet Theatre (Australia).

Caleb is also the Co-Artistic Director of Five Stones Theatre-a collaborative platform that brings together artists of different disciplines who are passionate about creating theatre and dance for children and young people.