Gabriele Heller is a German/British artist working in RadioArt, theatre, sound and music. She uses a wide range of approaches - from adaptation to free improvisation - to explore social, cultural and philosophical concerns of society.
Gabriele's work is often inspired by ambiguous and ironic literature; medieval spiritual texts; Dadaist sound poetry; and the philosophy of play.
Her experimental narration techniques and non-hierarchical layering of text, sound and music aim to offer spaces for her audience to intuitively and freely engage in.

Gabriele is an independent artist, founder of Theatre-between, member of Tuesday's Childe theatre collective, and part of various music ensembles.
She holds an MA in German Literature and Theatre studies, and is a founding member of the Fast-Food Theater, Munich, Germany. Gabriele worked as an assistant audio director for the Bavarian Radio Broadcast and as an acting tutor at Northumbria and Newcastle University. In 2011 she co-directed the Festival Robert Walser. Since 2001 Gabriele lives and works in Newcastle, UK.