Anna Phoebe

Under the rise of the full moon, Anna Phoebe brings her cinematic, violin-led soundscapes to the breathtaking setting of the Minack Theatre - a space of unparalleled natural drama - for a one-off, specially curated performance.

Elemental and immersive, this is an invocation to the spirits of sea and sky: part ritual, part performance. Anna will share music from her Sea Souls and Divergence albums, alongside new compositions created specifically for this singular evening.

Anna Phoebe is a composer, producer, performer and broadcaster whose work exists at the intersection of classical, electronic, and experimental music. Renowned for her visceral, violin-led soundscapes, she crafts bold, emotionally charged works that balance raw human energy with cutting-edge sonic exploration. Drawing inspiration from both the natural world and technological frontiers, her music moves fluidly between intimacy and scale - from quiet meditations to cinematic intensity.

Anna’s solo album Sea Souls is described as a dialogues between the sea and the psyche – love letters to the sea, loss, and the shifting tectonics of emotion.

Her 2025 album, Divergence, is an anthology of sonic explorations rooted in the human experience – a deeply personal reflection on mortality, memory, and spiritual transformation.

Anna regularly collaborates with Mary Anne Hobbs, including a debut performance at Tate Britain described as a “living artwork.” They’ve since appeared at the BBC 6 Music Festival, Glastonbury Festival, and Manchester International Festival.

As a screen composer, Anna co-scored The Buccaneers and has written for Channel 4, ITV and BBC. She won Best Composer at Underwire and has been widely broadcast across radio and streaming platforms.

She also co-hosts Add to Playlist on BBC Radio 4 and is a Senator of The Ivors Academy.