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STAMP Theatre and Media Productions CIC creates bold, innovative art inspired by cutting-edge research in mental health and wellbeing. Collaborating with a diverse mix of artists, we produce powerful multimedia and live events that spark conversation and connection.

Each production begins with in-depth qualitative research, transformed into compelling performances, installations, and films designed to inform, inspire, and provoke debate.

Based in Coventry, we partner with academics and communities worldwide. Our creative team—Artistic Director Claudette Bryanston, Executive Director Professor Gillian Hundt, Creative Producer Edward Dyer, and Director Professor Christine Harrison—drives this unique fusion of art and research.


Latest News

  • Our new project: who was Siegfried Bettmann?
    STAMP is thrilled to announce a collaboration with Dr. Christine Achinger from the University of Warwick, supported by a grant from the Warwick Institute of Engagement. This partnership will shine a spotlight on the extraordinary life of Siegfried Bettmann—an industrialist, philanthropist, and, briefly, Mayor of Coventry. Bringing History to Life As part of this project,… Read More »Our new project: who was Siegfried Bettmann?
  • Introducing our new play
    A new play by Alexandra Johnson, produced by STAMP Theatre and Media Productions CIC. The story of Ray a Drag artist and his Coventry Irish Mother who has dementia. Ray just wants to go out. His mother doesn’t want to stay in. They’re both trapped inside. It examines familial and professional care giving exploring the… Read More »Introducing our new play
  • Artist in Residence: Cyanobacteria
    Artist Ben Nash www.benjacknash.com is based in Strasbourg and London. He is currently in residence for just one week with Professor Orkun Soyer and his team from Life Sciences at The University of Warwick. Ben is using the time, offered by Life Sciences to support his artistic practice with a view to this informing a… Read More »Artist in Residence: Cyanobacteria

Supported by

ESRC - Economic & Social Research Council
Coventry City Council
University of Warwick
Wellcome Trust