Inigo Lapwood
For the past nine years Inigo’s work has focussed on the restoration and repair of historic steel ships. He has overseen the full restoration of seven ships, including two on the National Historic Ships register. Consistently delivering marine restoration projects on time and under budget, Inigo is passionately committed to restoring the heritage of our waterways. Inigo will be taking lead on the safety, repair, and ongoing maintenance of the vessel. He'll be ensuring the our work remains grounded within the historic ecology of the docks.
Addditionally, Inigo works as a data scientist and AI developer, specialising in natural language analysis. His focus is on using technology to democratise decision making in large organisations. Organisations he's worked with include Danone, B-Corp, and Oxford University. With this experience, Inigo will be managing the data, feedback, and evaluation programme for the project.
Dr Brian Lobel
Brian is a Professor of Theatre and Performance at Rose Bruford college. He's also their Programme Director for the BA in Theatre and Social Change
His approach to performance is
characterised by the integration of intimate stories with grander public narratives,
including about illness, technology, nationalism, economy, sexuality and identity, in an
attempt to show unity across different experiences. His work has been shown internationally, in contexts from Harvard Medical School and the Sydney Opera House to the National Theatre (London) and the Lagos Theatre Festival.
He has been funded and commissioned by funding bodies including the Wellcome Trust, Jerwood Charitable Foundation, British Council, motiroti, LMCC and Arts Council England.
Brian is also a Wellcome Trust Public Engagement Fellow and the co-founder of The Sick of the Fringe.
Karl Lutchmayer
Karl Lutchmayer is equally renowned as a concert pianist and a lecturer. The first Steinway
Artist of Indian origin, Karl has performed across the globe and at all the major London
concert halls. A passionate advocate of contemporary music, he has given over 90 world
premieres. Karl held an academic
professorship for 15 years at Trinity Laban (formerly Trinity College of Music) in
Greenwich, where he was responsible for mentoring numerous music projects in the
community.
For the last decade Karl has focussed much of his time and attention on
nurturing the
burgeoning Western Classical music scene in India, his family home. He now advises
on education and outreach projects across the country, including as the Dean of Studies
for the International Pre-College Music Programme, and the Director of Music for Musiquity. It was for this education work that he was awarded the Bharat Gaurav (Pride
of India) Lifetime Achievement award in 2015 and the Indians of the World Medal in June 2022
Anna Lapwood
Anna is a Director of Music, Conductor, Organist, and BBC TV and Radio Broadcaster. Most recently, she presented the BBC Young Musician of the Year competition, and both performed in and presented this year's BBC Proms.
In her role as Director of Music at Pembroke College, Cambridge, and as trustee of the Muze trust, Anna is committed to broadening access to music education.
In her role as associate artist at the Royal Albert Hall, and as a TikTok sensation, she showcases her passion in bringing classical music to a wider audience.
In this project Anna is excited to have the opportunity to further her aims of increasing diversity in classical music by advising on the programming of a range of historically underepresented composers and performers.
Adam Termote
Adam has experience as both an environmental consultant, and as a researcher in Environmental Science at the University at Oxford. His roles have included advising the government department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy and leading the environmental strategy for a number of ship renovation projects. He is setting the agenda for our environmental commitments, and working to ensure environmental considerations run through the whole project. Adam will be responsible for the environmental design of the space and monitoring its ecological impact.
Additionally, having both convened Masters level classes at Oxford, and worked professionally as a marine carpenter for a number of years, Adam brings a unique unified approach to education. Adam will be managing our volunteer team, and providing an education programme where practical and theoretical knowledge is taught side by side.
Nat Hill
Nat is a multi-BAFTA winning TV director & producer. With a 20 year career in factual television, Nat has produced some of the most significant shows in Britain. Her production credits include the Apprentice, 24 hours in A&E, Great British Menu, Stacy Dooley investigates, & Fantastic Food with Heston Blumenthal. While head of development and exec producer at Hello Halo, the company were nominated for a CDN diversity in television award.
Her most recent documentary, Bad Boy Chiller Crew, following a Bradford-based grassroots rap ensemble was nominated for a Grierson award. Nat is one of our affiliated artists and will be providing masterclasses to help residents who use film in their work to develop their art pieces.