Who We Are

A picture of Dominic Caroll on an old identity card
Dominic Carroll
Firecat Masquerade
Brighton
01273 882882
Dominic Carroll is an experienced mask-maker, guitarist, singer-songwriter, playwright, dramaturge, stilt-walker, fire-dancer and physical performer. His family often want to know when he's going to make something of himself.
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The Irrepressible Mr. Flay
London
No chains can hold him!
No prison can keep him!

The Irrepressible Mr. Flay is an escape artist, compare and man of action, performing in the finest traditions of vaudeville. Flay has a variety of escapes to match all occasions, from traditional straitjacket and chains, to an escape from several pairs of handcuffs and a burning crate!


Edwin Flay has been performing for four years at cabarets around London and at the Burning Man festival in Nevada, He is also available for hire as an experienced stage manager, cameraman and VT editor.
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Lady Georgianna
Lady Gergianna
07940 215554
Lady Georgianna are singer Abigail Seabrook and harpsichordist Micaela Schmitz (plus others if required). They perform 18th century theatre songs from the pleasure gardens, poetry and readings, in flowing roccoco-insired dresses. As well as performing at early music events, Lady Georgianna seek to take the 18th century to the burlesque scene and beyond! Previous performances include the Brighton Fringe Festival and Winchester early music series.


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Lucy Hodgson
Firecat Masquerade
Brighton
01273 882882
Lucy is more usually found in African war-zones or training relief workers in how to minimise their risk in conflict areas. Having worked in relief and development for more years than she cares to admit to, she has recently become a freelance consultant, trainer and qualified NLP coach. As well as handling budgets logistics and other organisational issues for Firecat-masquerade, she also gets involved in mask work and physical theatre, with experiences ranging from Brigading for the Dresden Dolls to providing Walkabout Characters for The Glade Festival. She'll be the first under the table in the event of any large explosive type noises.
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Elinor Kershaw
Swansea
Elinor Kershaw is a lifetime vocal performer and writer of song, poetry, prose and theatre. Her grounding is in traditional/folk music as well as choral and close harmony singing, also instrumentally in brass bands and other ensembles on Euphonium and Recorders (various). She is also an accomplished period-inspired costumer and puppet-maker, making custom items to suit the patron's imagination.
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Helen Walter
Oxford
Helen Walter is a seasoned event organiser and copywriter. She also plays the transverse metal flute, Chinese dizi, Irish flute, harp and Hang, and sings with a repertoire of traditional English, Scots, French and American folk music. She has experience in several disciplines of fencing and swordplay, and is competent in choreographed stage-fencing. She is available for contract hire and performances.
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Miles Cheverton
The Tall Designer
Brighton
07990512477
Miles Cheverton is a self actuating media node. In other words he makes shiny web sites and other digital art.
The Firecat web site is one of his creations. More information can be found on his portfolio at The Tall Designer
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Dr. Gore and The Great Hoodunit.
Madness and Magic
London
07775 565368
Dr Gore and The Great Hoodunit are a pair of magicians, both performed by the indomitable Roger Tann. He has been performing magic for a number of years and is also an accomplished close-up magician and juggler, with a long list of performances including a debut in the semi-finals of "Britain's Got Talent." He holds full Equity membership, is fully insured and his brand of delightfully horrific magic is already making a great hit on the club scene.
Juggling, close-up magic and rapid-fire delivery are performed by The Great Hoodunit, while his arch-nemesis Dr Gore provides a twisted horror magic show involves audience participation, power tools and lashings of blood, with a great sense of humour and his tongue planted firmly in his cheek. Or sometimes in jars.

Simon Cowell : "It's like a weird porno movie..."
Amanda Holden : "...like a bad episode of Casualty..."
Pierce Morgan : "...you truly are a sick individual."

What higher praise can be given to the likes of Dr Gore?