Stacie is a multidisciplinary artist working across performance, film and installation, with a strong foundation in dance – beginning her training at just four years old. Her contemporary movement practice explores how creativity can support mobility, flexibility and wellbeing, both personally and collectively.
Her work, often situated between choreography and digital media, has been presented in diverse settings including Turner Contemporary, Big Screen Southend, and the National Maritime Museum. Stacie has a particular interest in reframing natural environments – especially coastal spaces – within indoor spaces such as galleries and museums, offering new ways of experiencing place and presence.
In 2024, she completed her PhD at De Montfort University. Her research developed the Digital Circuit Training Model – a practical, accessible framework for integrating low-cost digital tools into performing arts education. This work supports both teachers and students in enhancing digital performance skills and bridging the gap to higher education.
Stacie previously worked as a research associate on the first digital resource for physical actor training (Methuen Drama Bloomsbury, 2018) and continues to contribute to sector development through writing, co-editing, and advisory roles.
As a mother, Stacie’s personal experience of balancing family life with a creative career deeply shapes her approach. She brings care, flexibility and understanding to her collaborations, and is passionate about nurturing creativity in others—whether in educational settings, community work or professional practice.
Available for:
Creative commissions, facilitation, mentoring, project collaboration, education consultancy, and digital performance training.
Affiliations:
- Trustee, Jasmin Vardimon Education Company
- HE Advisory Board Member, Digital Theatre Plus
- Member, P21: Centre for 21st Century Studies in Performance
STACIE LEE BENNETT-WORTH 