Centre for Inclusion and Creative Practice

Dr Rosemary Stott (Dean of School) is interdisciplinary specialist in Media, with a particular focus on Film in global context. She is UEL’s Lead for ‘World on our Doorsteps’ an Arts Council England Creative People and Places funded project. She has also published in the areas of inclusive learning design, digital technologies for learning and teaching and in lecturer engagement. 

Professor Dominic Hingorani is Co-Artistic Director of Brolly Productions CIC: A global majority led cross arts company creating new roles in the repertoire for underrepresented artists and engaging diverse participants and audiences for the arts and heritage. 

Professor Sarahleigh Castelyn is a practice researcher who focuses on dance and performance practices that are often marginalised by the global north. Her latest book Contemporary Dance in South Africa: The Toyi-Toying Body combines practice research with textual analysis to explore political and social meanings in South African how contemporary dance post-Apartheid. Sarahleigh’s research also focuses on representations of madness in dance, and is a member of the African Dance Disability Network.

Clare Qualmann is an artist/researcher with an interdisciplinary performance-based practice. From a background in the visual arts her work engages a range of participatory methods, and a range of media to explore and reveal the overlooked - the politics and potentials of everyday life. 

Liselle Terret is a performance artist and director who foregrounds her identification as neuro-divergent, disrupting theatrical norms through a radical Crip, queer, collaborative and feminist approach across her work. Liselle is director of Not Your Circus Dog Collective (2018), a subversive crip queer learning disabled and neuro-divergent performance company.