Meet The Team
Morgan Stockton
Creative Director
Morgan is gallery educator and play enthusiast based in the Midlands, UK. She started Seeds & Dreams (previously known as The Little Storytellers) in 2020 after a little girl asked if Morgan could bring the fun activities she was delivering at a gallery to the local hospital. This, combined with Morgan's personal experience of being a child in hospital, was a light bulb moment.
Morgan was diagnosed with a rare type of bone cancer in her leg when she was 18. It had been an ongoing issue since she was 5 years old, so she spent a lot of time in hospitals being poked, prodded, scanned, tested etc. She understands how scary this can be for children and their families, and hopes taking part in Seeds & Dreams can be a fun memory for families to do together in what might be a tough time.
Pasha Kincaid
Traces Co-Producer
Pasha works with autoethnography. Intergenerational experiences and the repetition of stories are ongoing themes within her practice. Her most recent work explores the racial trauma experienced by herself and her children growing up in Britain.
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Pasha is an incredible Arts Educator who focuses on racial justice. She has worked significantly with children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities through a creative multi-sensory and multi-disciplinary approach.
Tia Chand-Corey
Illustrator-In-Residence &
Creative Facilitator
Tia is an illustrator and creative facilitator, working in galleries, museums and hospital settings to bring creativity and care to all.
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She is passionate about making small changes that create big impacts when connecting with children, young people and older people. Especially as an experienced Meaningful Activities Facilitator working with people living with Dementia.
Glenys Xavier
Storyteller
Glenys is an experienced Actor and Theatre Maker who has extensively worked with Bamboozle Theatre Company, who create wondrous theatre possibilities for disabled children, and most recently collaborating with The Spark Arts For Children. Glenys has develop an extraordinary sensory based practice that is accessible and representational.