Nathalie Hollis translates visual scenes into physical experiences through lyrical and expressive mark making. Often drawing from theatre and performance, her work harnesses the urgency and dynamism of life in movement, articulating on paper lives moving in sticky synchronicity. Capturing the immediacy of the medium, Nathalie’s drawings tread the careful line between chaos and composure. Alongside her own artwork, Nathalie runs a costumed life drawing class which combines her love of theatre, set design and costume to create an immersive artistic experience for others.

Billy Leach is a composer and musician from London. Billy's event series and group of improvising musicians Impromptu in 2018 inspired Late Works to come into fruition, with the musicians continuing to perform at subsequent Late Works events.

Drummer and guitarist based in London.

A recent graduate of Trinity Laban conservatoire achieving a first class Hons’ in Jazz performance, pianist Jesse Doniach joins the wave of young talent emerging from the London jazz scene. Originally hailing from East London himself, he has already built up a vast array of performing experience playing at venues such as Electric Brixton and La Villette in Paris, as well as gigging around England with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra. His style drawing on a wide range of influences, he credits the likes of Thelonious Monk and past teachers Ricardo Del Fra and Aaron Parks (whom he studied with during a year spent at Conservatoire de Paris in 2019) as having major impacts on shaping his sound.

Saxophonist based in London.

DUNCE is the alias of South London based musician and artist Tom Armstrong. Exploring ambient jazz territory with a rotating lineup of collaborators. The debut album 'Life? or Theatre?' was released early 2023 on Full Power Records.

Multi Instrumental Performer, Recording & Mixing Engineer, NTS resident Broadcaster.

Charlie Keen is a trombonist and member of the band KEG.