Rosie Webb (BA Performance & Creative Enterprise)

Department:: Drama (BA Performance & Creative Enterprise)

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Singer-Songwriter, Poet, Community Arts Facilitator

Rosie Webb is a 20-year-old Singer-Songwriter, Poet and Community Arts Facilitator based in East London, with a passion for people. Rosie writes original music, melodies and poetry, harnessing self-reflection in her art wherever she can. Rosie is a third-year at Guildhall School of Music & Drama as well as a volunteer for Key Changes, a mental health charity that focuses on recovery through music.

She has a deep interest in collaboration and reflection through art, using music and the arts as a therapeutic medium. Rosie is currently writing an EP, whilst writing and featuring on other music and creative projects.

What’s one project that has shaped your development?

I would have to say putting on my own event, Young Creatives in February 2019. It taught me new skills, confidence and a platform for myself and others to network and collaborate!

How do you think PACE has prepared you for industry?

PACE has not only taught me beneficial artistic skills, but also immense life skills that I can harness through anything I do. PACE has inspired new waves of learning, collaboration and creativity for me to utilise in the real world.

What are your ambitions for when you graduate and leave at Guildhall?

I'm going to be working with singing and music making in primary schools around London, while also recording my own music, more collaborating and gigging to gain more following. In a few years I want to do a Masters in Music Therapy and help children and adolescents who experience complex trauma.