Nickie Miles-Wildin, a freelance theatre and audio director who loves telling stories that are full of hope, connection, community, and challenge the structures of ordinary storytelling, reaching audiences that are sometimes excluded from theatre spaces. Nickie’s work challenges the preconceptions around disability, and she aims to put those narratives centre stage through her passion in new writing and devising. Nickie was previously Joint Artistic Director and CEO of DaDa, Associate Director at Graeae where she was Head of New Writing. In 2014 Nickie co-founded TwoCan, Gloucestershire’s first disabled led theatre company.

Recent theatre credits include: Fly The Flag (National Theatre/ Fuel); Leave The Light On For Me (Mind The Gap); Kerbs (Graeae/ Belgrade Theatre); When This Is Over, Cuttin’ It, The Tempest @ Abraham Moss (Royal Exchange Theatre); The Iron Man (Graeae /Spark Arts); The Forest of Forgotten Discos (Contact Theatre).

Online work: Crips Without Constraints Parts One & Two (Graeae); MMXX & ConnectFest (Royal Exchange Theatre).

Audio: Love Across The Ages (BBC Radio 4 /Naked Productions); The Night Of The Living Flatpacks (Naked Productions); Ghost Pine (Audible x Lamda)