MOSS RUSSELL
Moss has been creating circus performances for over a decade using storytelling, clown, dance, prop manipulation, fire, voice and songwriting to draw audiences into her inner world. Moss enjoys themes of mythology, music and emotion and recently, has begun combining two of her special interests, Circus and Neurodivergence. Moss seeks to educate audiences in the best way possible, through fun! Brain varieties should be celebrated and Moss is passionate about making work that helps autistic and other neurodivergent people feel seen, while allowing others to see these differences both clearly and kindly. She fully embraces the role of the artist as activist, making work on a wide range of cultural aspects.
Moss is also a burlesque performer available for cabarets and a seasoned MC & Host.
Projects
Squish Stomp Spin
- The Magic of Stim’
This is the tale of a fairy - the silliest, most creative and colourful fairy in all of Ireland. But it isn’t a fairytale! It’s a story about stimming, a neurosparkly look at being yourself. Una is on a quest to stop King Dirch from ruining everything with his dreary demands for “normal”. Along the way, you can join Una and try out different stims to feel through some big emotions and save fairy freedom! ‘Squish Stomp Spin - The Magic of Stim’ was originally produced for Sensoria 2024. This innovative new show by Moss Russell uses circus and spectacle to destigmatise stimming and promote positive representation for neurodivergent individuals through storytelling.
Practical Information
Outdoor Show with one performer
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Duration: 30 mins
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Outdoor Show 1 Performer
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Family Friendly
Squish Stomp Spin - Technical Rider
Photo Credits: David Hegarty
Sli Danu
Moss is a born storyteller, using her diverse skillset to weave captivating tales and stimulating concepts. Moss is a founding member of Sli Danu, a performance collective specialising in bespoke fire shows. They love telling the untold stories of the women of Eire, having the craic and filling audiences with awe, mirth and a healthy appreciation for strong women.
Photo Credits: David Hegarty