Lucy and Amber founded Frozen Light in 2013. Since that time they have devised, produced and toured five multisensory productions for audiences with PMLD: Tunnels; The Forest; HOME; The Isle of Brimsker and 2065. Fire Songs grew out of a vision to create a production where audiences were immersed in live singing, and bringing together different groups of the community.

Tom studied at Oxford University. Choral compositions include: songs You Can Sing On a Small Train (a song cycle; Year of the Artist Award); Gilgamesh: an Oratorio (commissioned by Stroud Community Choir); Street of Bugles (an oratorio for Gloucestershire Youth Orchestra and Choir) ; and Four Songs for the End of Wars (a Three Choirs Festival commission composed for the Gloucester cathedral bells and a children’s choir). He is also a prolific composer for the theatre platform and has written over 100 scores for dozens of theatre companies. His music has been performed to audiences worldwide. He has also written scores for several BBC Radio 4 drama productions.

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Lilach was born in Israel and trained at Cygnet Training Theatre, Exeter. She has recently worked with Frozen Light on 2065, touring to venues such as artsdepot, The Lowry and Tobacco Factory, and appearing in 2065: The Multi-Sensory Movie. Other actor-musician work includes Goblin Theatre's Pinocchio and several devised family shows for HandMade Theatre. She has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe, Vault Festival, The Arcola, and many regional theatres and festivals across the UK. She is a member of pop brass band Brass United Social Club.

Tom is an Actor & Musician from South Wales. Tom trained at Rose Bruford, and has worked extensively in the field of sensory theatre. He appeared in the autumn tour of Frozen Light’s show ‘2065’ as the New Recruit, and he currently works for Playground Kent delivering sensory workshops for children across the county. Tom is delighted to be returning to work with Frozen Light on ‘Fire Songs’ and is excited to share this powerful sensory show with an audience.

Musician and artist Alfie Carpenter is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and landscape artist from Suffolk. Having trained as a singer and composer at Leeds College of Music. Alfie now focuses on writing and performing original music as well as exhibiting his art across the UK. Alfie is also part of the artistic team in the Learning and Inclusion department at Snape Maltings Concert Hall, delivering meaningful musical workshops in various settings such as Care Homes, SEND and youth programmes.