PRODUCTIONS
Adrian Grant
Some of the events we have produced
We produce the annual Every Little Thing Festival in support of wellness and mental health.
The event was created in memory of Diva Gibson, who sadly lost her life to suicide on the 10th May 2020.Her mother, Sinead Gibson, continues to work tirelessy in her efforts to support those with mental health issues, as well as anyone else who needs help.
The thinking behind the event is to provide a totally safe, supported festival, where people can learn more about mental health care, suicide prevention, and receive help if needed.
Come and celebrate Michael Jackson's birthday at Maroto Club in London - 29th August 2025
Join us for a night of Michael Jackson hits, dancing, and good vibes. Get ready to groove to classic MJ tunes all night long. We'll be starting the evening off at 7pm with an open mic session and live band.
And then from 9:30pm until midnight, our DJ will get you on the floor with pure MJ magic, from Off The Wall to Xscape! This is a party you won't want to miss. Grab your friends and let's make Michael's birthday one to remember!
Immersive Michael Jackson's Party at Madame Tussauds
We took over Madame Tussauds for a sold-out party celebrating Michael Jackson' Birthday.
The event featured a drinks and food reception, a ride alongs Tussaud's amazing attractions, and a live show in their theatre featuring tribute acts, X-Factor winner Dalton Harris, cast members from Thriller Live and the London Community Gospel Choir.
Hosted by Heart FM DJ, Kevin Hughes, with an after-party with DJ Kym Mazelle - the first Lady of House Music.
Should The Next James Bond Be Black?
The media and entertainment industries have been accused of having a tokenistic approach to casting, but what does it actually mean to be more representative and how can we do better to get it right?
We produced this event hosted by award-winning journalist Afua Hirsch, to explore the key differences between representation and tokenism and respond to the all-important opening question- “Should the next James Bond be Black?”
Other guest speakers included, Clint Dyer and Adjoa Andoh.
The Impact of Racism
A seminar on racialised trauma, featuring a full screening of the film, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom plus Q&A, followed by a discussion on the research and application of racial trauma in the UK.
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom is a sophisticated portrayal of racial trauma and the narrative is analogous to the experience of people in the UK for whom the impact of racial trauma has been made invisible and social inequalities attributed to factors other than racism or racism in an abstracted way.
The event host, Hári Sewell, is an academic, lecturer, trainer, author and system change professional on race and mental health for three decades.