Our Team & Board

Executive Team

Executive Director / Joint CEO
Hannah Cox

Artistic Director / Joint CEO
Adrian Berry

Executive Director (Maternity Cover)
Warrick Griggs

Administration, Operations and Events

General Manager
Vindhya Fernando

Front of House Manager
Andy Martin

Hires and Events Manager
Nina Romančíková 

Hires and Events Assistant
Eleanor Potter

 

“Jacksons Lane provides a cultural heart to North London.”

– Phil Jupitus

Marketing and Communications

Marketing Manager
Rowan Foulkes

Marketing Assistant
Emily-May Hyde

Technical and Production

Technical Manager
Kevin Millband

Technician
Joe Edwards

Creative Engagement

Head of Creative Engagement
Natalia Cid Garcia

Youth Project Coordinators
Chusi Amoros & Suzannah Hall

Creative Engagement Officer
Maxime Singleton

Christmas Day Volunteer Coordinator
Lizzy Baddeley

Heritage Engagement

Heritage Engagement Manager
Holly Wallis

Heritage Engagement Coordinator
Nafeesa Hassan

Project Producer Oral Histories
Marie Horner

Project Archivist
Cami Johnston

 

 

Front of House and Events Team

Duty Managers
Elena Peris, Emma Mattsson-Duggan, Jamie Maier, Jewel Foster, Julia Fresco, Laura Trosser, Lisa Gilroy, Maddie Stoneman, Nor Leinster, Sam Carlyle, Taan Parisse,  Zachary Wilcox

Front of House & Events Assistants
Alix Burgess, Anna Roenigk, Callum McCartney, Caolan McGinley, Chewe Luo, Claire Bayley, Conor Mainwaring, Dru Casteallo, Imy Wyatt Corner, Martha Goddard, Michelle van der Bliek, Molly Rolfe, Nicollette Amico, Santi Guillamon, Tom Patrick Coley, Willow Miller-Teece

The Board

Providing guidance and expertise to our team

Jacksons Lane is governed by a Board of Trustees who give their team, energy and expertise to the organisation on a voluntary basis.

Current membership of the Board is as follows:

David Porter is an architect who designed housing for Camden Council then in the Netherlands. He became head of the Mackintosh School of Architecture and, as such, part the executive team at the Glasgow School of Art. He then commuted between Highgate and Beijing where he taught urbanism and creative research at the Central Academy of Fine Art and, when in London, was president of the Architectural Association, chairing its board of trustees. He is preparing a book celebrating the modern domestic architecture of Highgate as evidence of its pioneering spirit and working on a video-movie about the changing street life of modern Beijing – everyday life as performance. He lives three minutes from Jacksons Lane.

Adrian is Artistic Director of the UK’s leading circus and arts centre, Jacksons Lane. As a venue director and programmer, Adrian has worked with the National Theatre, Stratford Circus, the Albany and Trinity amongst many others. He is a producer, writer and director and wrote and directed the successful production From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads. He has produced circus work nationally and internationally, as well as representing the UK at circus festivals around the globe.

Adrian is also a bass player and songwriter for the BBC6 supported band Alberteen.

Hannah Cox is Executive Director and Joint CEO of Jacksons Lane. She is an experienced participatory arts producer and programmer, previously working at National Theatre and Southbank Centre. Hannah has worked extensively as a freelance creative facilitator and producer, as well as founding the award-winning event business Crafternoon Cabaret Club. She is a cohort of Clore Leadership Pulse 2020.

John has over 30 years’ experience in the finance sector and was a partner at Deloitte and Arthur Andersen. More recently he served on the Council of The Architectural Association where he chaired the Finance and Resources Committee and was a member of the Audit and Risk Committee. He lives in Islington with his wife and youngest daughter and is a keen cyclist, follower of Arsenal and is trying very hard to improve his ability on the guitar.

Monique is an experienced arts leader who has worked across the arts sector and is currently CEO of artsdepot, a multi-award winning cultural hub in Barnet. She has worked as Director of Dance Hub Birmingham/Deputy Director of Culture Centre where she set up the new £2 million initiative with partners across the dance sector, and led on a number of wider projects including the Birmingham Cultural Education Partnership and Commonwealth Games events.

She has led Stratford Circus Arts Centre and Rich Mix, successfully reapplying for Arts Council funding and developing new initiatives. She also works in a freelance capacity coaching, mentoring and supporting organisations through change. Prior to working in the arts, she worked for an MP and the Master of the Rolls.

Gillian was a partner of a leading City law firm, specialising in finance, and a trustee of Plan International UK from 2014 to February 2023, serving as Deputy Chair from 2019.  Plan International UK works to improve the prospects of children in some of the world’s poorest communities.

Living and bringing up a family in Highgate for over 25 years, Gillian is passionate about the value which Jacksons Lane brings to local communities.

Reene is the strategic finance assistant director for the Ministry of Justice. She has previously worked in finance and risk management. Reene is chair of the Finance Committee for Jacksons Lane.

Nathan is a theatre director, creative producer and arts programmer. He is the co-artistic director and CEO of Tangled Feet theatre ensemble who make original physical theatre and image led work, as well as running an industry-leading participation and dramatherapy programme with thousands of young people. Previously, he was the associate director of The Greenwich+Docklands International Festival, the associate director of Bush Theatre and a staff director at the National Theatre.

Pax is the founder and chief executive of Global Carnivalz Ltd.  An experienced carnival director he has led Hackney Carnival, St Paul’s Carnival and was creative director for UK Centre for Carnival Arts.  Pax also wrote the carnival strategy for the Arts Council, where he served as a senior member for 10 years and remains as an advisor.  As a fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts and an international carnival consultant, Pax is a keen advocate for the carnival artform and lectures at conferences around the world.

Monica is a primary school teacher, with a previous career in financial compliance across multiple firms. She brings her corporate knowledge and passion for volunteering to the Jacksons Lane board.

Adrian is a former national squad gymnast who has been teaching circus for over 25 years. He oversaw acrobatic development for the Millennium Dome Show and went on to co-write the first iteration of the Foundation degree programme at the National Centre for Circus Arts where is now works as the head of higher education delivery. He is a board member of FEDEC and part of the Erasmus+ drive considering mobility around riggers and technicians across the world. Adrian has established  a research and ethics committee whose aim is to drive the next stage of circus and performing arts research in the UK.

Izzy is a circus artist, performer and teacher who has worked and studied across Europe and Australia. Izzy graduated from The National Centre for Circus Arts and alongside performing works as a circus consultant, with UK companies such as Lavrak Circus, She Said Jump Co. and Robie Hébert.

Jacksons Lane was founded by Melian Mansfield and Nicky Gavron in 1975, alongside Paul and Jan Brooker, as a community arts hub for Highgate, Haringey and North London.

You can find more information on the history of Jacksons Lane here.

Get in Touch With Us

269a Archway Road
London N6 5AA

General Enquiries: 020 8430 5226

Email: [email protected]

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