In-House Artists Alumni

Tanushka founded and was the artistic director of Company: Collisions which toured for 10 years all across the UK and abroad both in theatres and outdoors. She was a winner of one of The Genesis Young Vic Young Director Awards at the Jerwood in 2002. Her production of Medea, developed at the Young Vic, toured international festivals in Cyprus and Albania, representing British Classical Theatre. Two of her original works appeared in London's International Mime Festival. Rest Upon The Wind sold out at Riverside Studios and Tristan Bates before touring extensively in the Middle East during 2012.  

She now works as a freelance director and movement coach. She has also directed two shows for apprentice actors/emerging artists at Liverpool, Hope Street and Aberystwyth Arts Centre. In 2017 she worked with Brighton People's Theatre as a guest director on Tighten Our Belts (devised political theatre). She was a dramaturg on the verbatim play Semites in London 2018. She also runs a youth theatre company ThirdSpace (formerly Windmill Young Actors) whose production of Berkoff's Agamemnon won The Outstanding Theatre Award at Brighton Fringe 2017, and their most recent production was an Arts Council England funded, large scale outdoor production of Romeo and Juliet in Hollingdean Skatepark. She worked as Movement Director on Royal Shakespeare Company's performance of A Museum in Baghdad.

Victoria is Artistic Director and choreographer for Brighton-based company TRIBE//, creating highly physical, emotive movement driven dance work and an associate artist at Swindon Dance and a Discovery Artist at Pavilion Dance Southwest. She has a reputation as a dancer with companies such as Jasmin Vardimon Company, CandoCo Dance Company, The British Paraorchestra and Silesian Dance Theatre Poland; she has also performed in the UK and internationally in works by Caroline Bowditch, Yael Flexer, Fin Walker and Athena Valha. She was a commissioned choreographer for the Place Prize 2008, winning the audience vote and an award winner at Kalisz International Dance Competition, Poland. Victoria regularly teaches at UK leading dance conservatoires, professional techniques classes and is commissioned to make work from graduate companies to youth companies.

Victoria created TRIBE// in 2016. It has quickly gained a reputation for its visceral, articulate choreographic style and emotional drive, letting the movement and music speak and connect to an audience. TRIBE//'s Still I Rise was a sold-out highlight of Brighton Festival 2019 and is currently company in residence at Worthing Theatre.