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The NAC Board

Maria Uzor

Maria is a musician, songwriter, and producer and one half of Post-Punk Electronic duo Sink Ya Teeth. She’s been a regular attendee at Norwich Arts Centre since she was 15, enjoying the view both from the audience and onstage. She lives in Norwich with her boyfriend and two cats; Bonnie and Bowie.

Steve Forster

Steve Forster is a publicist working across art forms. He established sfp communications ltd in 2000 to deliver imaginative, individually tailored PR and marketing campaigns. During his many years in the arts and entertainment sector Steve has managed high profile venues in Manchester, London and Norwich, managed and toured with bands, run  and has experience of artist management; press, pr and marketing; print design & brokering and journalism. He’s also got an insiders knowledge of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He enjoys live performance of all types, especially music and site specific/site responsive work.

Kira Radley

Kira Radley started her career in the arts as an apprentice at Norwich Arts Centre, before moving onto a role in the Communications team at Norfolk & Norwich Festival and later Young Norfolk Arts.
In 2018 moved to Bristol to resume her studies in Arts & Social Sciences at University of Bristol, and continued working freelance during this time for organisations such as We Out Here Festival, Dimensions Festival and the music-education platform CDR.
Kira currently lives in London where she works as the Marketing Manager for Kudos Distribution, as well as managing a small roster of musicians, DJing and hosting her monthly radio show on South London-based station Balamii.

Geoff Tucker

Geoff has been on the Arts Centre board for seven years, helping provide governance and guide the Arts Centre’s strategy.
He’s employed as a Group Director by the Norwich-based company Norse Group. The company provides frontline services such as waste, professional property services, FM, transport, security, catering and grounds maintenance, primarily to local authorities across the UK. They also manage almost 30 elderly care homes under the Norsecare brand.

“As a supporter of the creative arts in Norfolk, I am immensely proud to be on the board, and to be involved in the running of such a great institution which brings enormous value to the local community.”