The staff at Big Wheel come from all walks of life...

 

Stewart Clegg

Stewart joined Big Wheel in 2007 as a performer. He has worked extensively in the UK and Europe. Stewart lived in South Africa for ten years and used to own snakes.

 

Dina Mousawi

Dina first started working for Big Wheel in 1999 and continues to do so today. When on tour she is well known for cooking Iraqi food for the team and finding random capoeria classes in the middle of Belgium! Dina has travelled to over 40 countries... and still counting.  

 

Paul Shez Sherreard

Shez joined Big Wheel in 1999. A long-term fan of Peter the Goatherd from Heidi, Shez is now poet-in-residence at Guys and St Thomas's hospital in London, and works full time for the City of London Heritage Services. Shez also consulted on and helped launch the Arts Council funded project 'Hip Hop Shakespeare Company'.  He still pops in to Big Wheel HQ for lunch from time to time.

 

Sean Jones (aka Mr Tickle)

Sean and his long limbs joined Big Wheel in 2010 after telliing everyone in his audition that he wet himself at school when he arrived in school uniform on own clothes day! He works both in Europe and the UK.  In his spare time he enjoys playing golf, going swimming and playing 'Would You Rather...'

 

 

 

 

Anita Westmorland

Anita started working for Big Wheel in 1999. She is a successful events organiser and runs the design and decor company; Avondale Studios.  She loves camping, crisps, proper coffee and 1950's dresses. If Anita had her way, every street in the UK would be decked with bunting.

 

Elliot James

Elliot started working for Big Wheel in 2005. When not working for us he does a variety of jobs including topping up his tan whilst directing a summer drama program at UCLA. Elliot is a Virgo, has starred in Rebus and likes Italian food (except pizzas). He also knows the year that every film was ever made.

 

 

Elaine Postill

Elaine started working for Big Wheel in 1997.   She also runs her own children's entertainment company and has a passion for food and writing fantastic poems. In her spare time she enjoys singing in the South London Choir, walking on stilts and on her hands but not on eggshells.