About Us

Lucy has a huge passion for the arts, especially in immersive performance and film. A playwright, writer, music journalist, director, and performer, Lucy has a varied and rich background in theatre, film, and art. She has adored film from a very young age and has a particular passion for experimental, folk horror, and silent film. She wrote her first show after developing a chronic pain condition and being housebound for nearly a year. She believes that artistic freedom, in all its many forms (especially film), can act as both a therapeutic aid and a means of communication about subjects that are often very little explored.

Lucy believes that Dissected Cinema is both an essential and powerful tool to aid in the above and for film lovers to explore and enjoy together. ‘Community is essential; without it, we are nothing. Film gives us the chance to come together and enjoy ourselves in a community setting that is safe and friendly, while giving us a chance to ignite conversations and meet new people.

Stewart has established a reputation in the voluntary sector as an innovator and firebrand. He is the founder of Yaxley Festival, which draws in 35,000 visitors annually, and has contributed to the growth of numerous third sector organisations in the UK and overseas. His unorthodox approach to addressing social issues has led to collaborations with Lord Bird of the Big Issue, resulting in the creation of Social Echo and work on the launch of the ‘Making of Black Britain’ project, which currently features on Google Arts and Culture.

Stewart is currently working with British composer Peter Fribbins on the regional arts project Fenlandia, which aims to promote the cultural heritage of the Fenland region. As a passionate lifelong film fan, he has a specific interest in the fantasy and science fiction genres.

Rebecca is a versatile professional known for her expertise in event management, commercial development, and the education and health sectors. Her career encompasses significant roles in both the profit and non-profit sectors at national organisations. However, it is her passion for community and education that has guided her path as a creative producer and consultant. This passion is evident in her involvement in various local, regional, and national projects, including a notable three-year tenure working on the Arts Council’s Creative People and Places Project.

Rebecca’s commitment to community projects and her management role at The George Alcock Centre, coupled with her extensive academic qualifications, exemplify her holistic approach to professional development and community engagement. Beyond her professional realm, Rebecca is an avid film enthusiast. This interest adds an extra layer to her multifaceted profile, showcasing a breadth of engagement that extends well beyond her career.

Bonnie is currently studying Art, Design and Media at Stamford College, having already achieved her diplomas in Performing Arts, she has enjoyed roles in Little Shop of Horrors, Goodnight Mr Tom, Alice In Wonderland and This is England among many others; all of which were also made into films. Her passions lie in musical theater, Disney films, immersive performance, crime novels, film and learning new skills. She is currently on the committee for Oakham Pride and handles all of their social media presence. Bonnie is incredibly excited to be working with Dissected Cinema.