“Biff is a thoughtful and playful collaborator with a bold artistic vision and a keen sensitivity to the needs of other folk in the room. They gently support people to joyfully leap out of their comfort zones and they are very happy to be silly, serious, vulnerable and vivacious alongside participants, artists and audiences. Their work bridges the silly and profound, curiously examines the world around us and gives space for shifting perspectives and ideas.”

— Melanie Jordan (Jordan and Skinner and Surge)

“This porous, permeable, beautifully fluid and slippery (in the best of ways) process was made possible by Biff’s careful and considered dreaming: their integrity, intentionality and deep commitment to the politics and ethics of their practice, radical care work and community solidarity.

Biff’s long-term expertise - working alongside disabled, neurodivergent, queer, clown and cabaret artists in a variety of contexts - meant they designed a space and research process that gently invited and welcomed all ways of being as creator and contributor in collaborative process. These sorts of creation spaces are scarce to non-existent. To be in a room with an artist who recognises the need to openly embrace the slippery and elusive nature of genuinely holding accessible space is beyond up lifting and empowering.”

— Luke Pell artist and dramaturg on Neuroqueering Cabaret residency

“working with Biff in such playful, curious and neuro-affirmative ways has been truly life-changing not only to my creative output in the world, but to being able to make work in ways that feel healthy, joyful, sustainable and confidence-building to me as an artist.”

- Nelly Kelly Artist, playwright, theatre maker on access collaboration with Biff on their work “Transmission”