High Flyers: Meet the Mobius Street Team

When you book a print distribution campaign with us, you don’t just get the promise of your flyers being hand-delivered to businesses and members of the public. You also get all the lived experience of a team with years of creativity running through their veins.

If you were ever curious about who the people are who promote our shows across London, now is the chance to get to know them!

We're also currently recruiting a Distribution Executive to join the office team. Please find more information here.

Sarah Jones-Green

I started working for Mobius in September 2023. I was looking at getting back in to work after losing my darling mother whom I was a carer for, for three years. This was ideal for me as I wanted to get back into my acting too, and promoting theatre is a very exciting and worthwhile job!   

I absolutely love posters and could happily put them up all day, but I enjoy all the shifts. I am a right old chatterbox (as I'm sure those working in the office can agree) so talking to the theatre patrons about these shows as I hand out flyers comes second nature to me. 

I got married two years ago and just celebrated our second wedding anniversary. The lovely distribution office team, George, Rachel and Beatrice, were in attendance! It was so lovely to celebrate our special day with them. I love to sing with the Citizens of the World Choir and we recently sung at the Royal Festival Hall. We're also backing vocalists for Ed Sheeran's hits ‘Azizam’ and ‘Sapphire’. 

I love acting too and have been writing a play that I would love to put on professionally at some point. One day I hope to be distributing my own posters! 

Well done if you got this far reading my answers, I did tell you I'm a chatterbox (and funny to boot)

Nygel Packett

I’ve been working in street promotion for ten years and with Mobius for only a few weeks. 

What I like most about this kind of work is the flexibility and the fact that every single shift is different. I enjoy going to different places, whether it be the Royal Opera House or a tiny fifty-seat theatre in Hackney. There is always a great variety! 

Away from my work with Mobius and other companies, I promote folk music events as The Goose Is Out! with my partner, Sue. For the last thirteen years, we’ve been at The Ivy House in Peckham/Nunhead, which has a rich musical history and is London's first community-owned pub. Our gigs are held in a glorious 1930s Grade II-listed ballroom. 

A particularly good shift was one I did recently, where I managed to hand out all the print in about ten minutes. I arrived at the venue, and there was a large queue which stretched the length of the street and round the corner. I went down the queue and, in a very short time, all my print was gone. 

Another time, a team of us were flyering for the Lord Mayor's Show, dressed as town criers. I'm sad I don't have photos of that!

Theo Duddridge

It’s coming up to a year since I started in late September 2025. I almost started a whole 4 months earlier when I was first asked if I’d be interested in joining the street team, but I was occupied with another job at the time. 

I find the job to be very flexible around other commitments, and it’s also a great opportunity to explore parts of London you wouldn’t usually go to.  

I’m a writer and theatre director, so I’ve been putting on plays around my commitments to Mobius, most recently a production of Love and Information by Caryl Churchill with Cellar Door Theatre company. Working here doubles as a great opportunity to learn how to promote the shows I’m doing, and I have discovered many useful tricks for spreading my own posters around. 

When I think of the highlights, there are a few good sessions that come to mind. One of my favourite shifts involved working with the Squid Game experience for a small promo campaign in Trafalgar Square. They gave us hoodies to wear for the few hours we were stationed and they let us keep them after.  

Sessions where you get to work with other Street Team members are always nice too. It’s a lovely community.

If you are interested in joining our street team and think you have the right kind of people skills, positive attitude and passion for the arts, feel free to drop us a line.

Similarly, if you are a producer, artist or marketing professional looking for a people-focussed way to reach audiences, get in touch! We’d be very happy to discuss your campaign.