Freya in action working with young people from Thetford in preparation for their Hansel and Gretel in Thetford Forest. Credit Veronika Ward.

The Choir with No Name returned to Brighton Dome with special guests SK Shlomo and Sambaoke to celebrate the widest and wildests of Christmas'. Photo credit to Simon Way.

Flock Theatre Makers remount There's A Tiger in The Garden for 2022 with sold out shows across Sussex as well as launching a pilot studio tour at Theatre Royal, Brighton, Edinburgh Book Festival and Wiltshire Music Centre.

Working with Studio2909 and Year 7 students from Riverside School to create a music video about the right to breathe clean air. Supporting schools serving communities with deep health inequalities to embed cross-curricular creative learning around urgent climate, environment and health issues that disproportionately impact young people's lives.

Pupils from Warren Primary School, Tilbury Pioneer Academy and Deneholm Primary School explored the Evening Prayer from the opera Hansel and Gretel, before devising a performance welcoming Little Amal to the UK as part of The Walk.

Flock Theatre Makers premier their first show, based on the award winning book by Lizzy Stewart.

Laughton Primary School tackle Mahogany Opera's Snappy Opera as part of Villages Music Festival.

A Filament Theatre three song extract from GOSH Arts commissioned "Ospedale" to celebrated the opening of the new Sight and Sound Centre at Great Ormond Street. Hospital Featuring the voices of Jonathan Andrew Hume, Sandra Marvin, Osnat Schmool, Christopher Staines and Freya Wynn-Jones, illustrations by Alison Hartley, music production by Tom Stone.

Freya worked with 50 community chorus members over zoom as well as 6 professional voices to record an arrangement of Jocelyn Pook's Blow The Wind Southerly for RAPT Theatre's work Pier To Pier for Brighton Festival.

In December of 2020, amidst a global pandemic, Freya and fellow theatre maker Emma Higham collaborated to create the Advent Sessions. Fifteen socially distanced doorstep and window gigs were designed for closest neighbours to spread joy and togetherness in the heart of Brighton.

Part-diary, part-drama, Walk Out of Yourself was co-created by Freya's company Voicings Collective in a series of daily walks and ensemble rehearsals during the lockdown of March 2020.

Streetwise Opera commissioned a lockdown digital performance of Schubert's The Linden Tree. Featuring Roderick Williams, Christopher Glynn, The Genesis Sixteen, The Brodsky Quartet and Streetwise Opera performers from across the country

An ENO Youth Program devised in three days and shared on the Coliseum Stage. Exploring their production, Carmen, the piece explored the events that lead Don Jose to his outcome.

©ENO Baylis, Genevieve Girling

This special night of music featured hundreds of performers onstage to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day and celebrate the power of uniting with one another through the voice. Bringing together choirs and musicians from migrant, refugee and marginalised backgrounds. Photo credit Mike Johnston.

Featuring our four choirs from London, Brighton, Liverpool and Birmingham, The Choir With No Name released their first single to coincide with World Homeless Day 10/10/19. Produced by AWAL as part of Kobalt Music here is our version of the global hit This Is Me from The Greatest Showman.

Mahogany Opera Group bring their ten minute snappy operas to primary schools across the country. 2019 saw the beginning of the Snappy Opera Festival. Freya has worked with them as director, facilitation trainer and programme consultant.

Streetwise Opera explores the passion and exuberance of Bizet's much-loved opera Carmen.
This performance marks the end of Streetwise Opera's summer residency at the Royal Opera House, which explored Barrie Kosky's production of Carmen.

Photos by: Rey Trombetta

It Takes A Village was devised using operatic repertoire for the Royal Opera House #ThurrockCommunityChorus in response to the theme of 'Generations: You, me and those who came before' for' #refugeeweek2019. Performed initially at The Southbank Centre and Tilbury Carnival as a joint event with Singing Our Lives which Freya also directed. Below are pictures of the piece's revival at the Opera House's Paul Hamlyn Hall as well as images from the Singing Our Lives event at Tilbury Carnival: featuring The Royal Opera House Community Chorus (ITAV), Sing For Freedom, Mind and Soul, The Mixed Up Chorus and The Orchestra of Syrian Musicians.

A poem by Chrys Salt set to music by Kat Gillham. Soprano - Freya Wynn-Jones, piano - Martin Neill, film and artwork - Ken Smyth.

Celebrating it's ten year anniversary, this year saw Glyndebourne's Ebert room transform into Cleo's Cabaret for our Raise Your Voice project. Celebrating the David McVicar production and our work championing creative opportunities for people living with dementia and their carers, the project ran for five consecutive weeks and featured young musicians from the Royal Academy of Music.

Raise Your Voice © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd. Photo: Sam Stephenson

Over ten weeks Magic Me brought together Year 4 children from Clara Grant Primary School and older people in the local community. Working with director and singer, Freya Wynn-Jones, visual artist, Ben Connors, and theatre designer, Amanda Mascarenhas, the group explored routes, navigations and maps into the discovery of our own identity, creating seven 3D artworks. Photos by Samia Meah