Soph Robinson

BA Production Arts


Biography

Soph is excited to be in the beginning stages of their career as an educator and workshop facilitator.

Recently, they’ve enhanced their facilitation skills through a transformative placement with Manchester based charity Odd Arts, engaging in workshops within educational settings and prisons.

Additionally, as co-director of Queer Haus of Bristol, they’ve cultivated a vibrant, inclusive community space, organising events that champion queer talent. Their BOVTS experiences, including stage managing festival theatre and a Theatre in Education tour, further broadened their artistic and managerial skills, reinforcing their belief in the arts as a powerful tool for education and societal transformation.

They aim to make theatre accessible and therapeutic, fostering understanding and resilience through inclusive, empathetic workshops. Their work exemplifies their love of using creative expression to bridge communities, promote social change, and challenge systems.

It was always stressed that the contacts you make during your training are incredibly important, and your classmates are likely to end up being on set alongside you in the future. After working with a director of photography on one of the School’s short films, I was invited to work on a project with him outside of Bristol - proving that the professionals we meet via the School, may one day give us a call to action! Muir McFadden, Technical Graduate