Jonathan Hope

Jonathan Hope is a multifaceted artist whose work spans various creative disciplines. Born in Effingham, England, in 1966, Hope's upbringing in Richmond-upon-Thames was influenced by his actor father and teacher-artist mother, fostering his early appreciation for the arts. As a choral artist, Hope has made a significant impact, notably serving as the assistant director of music at Gloucester Cathedral, where he has prepared captivating performances. Beyond his musical pursuits, Hope is a prolific writer, known for his wordplay and admiration for artists like Edward Gorey, Angela Carter, and Paula Rego. His academic achievements include a role as a Reader in Literary Linguistics at Arizona State University and the authorship of "Shakespeare's Grammar." Additionally, Hope's diverse interests extend to aviation and silent film improvisation, showcasing his versatility and deep knowledge across multiple domains. Based in Bath, Hope continues to inspire with his unique blend of creativity and expertise.