Theodore grew up in a valley a short walk from the cliffs along the Dorset coast, where erosion has exposed a sequence of rock formations covering the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. That landscape, with its stream and wood and fossils, shapes his practice in music and poetry.
In 2025, Theodore released his debut album: The Lore of Falling Bodies. Four centuries earlier, Galileo Galilei formulated the constant acceleration of objects in gravity. Galileo’s expression of this law, couched in the occult, is the inspiration of Theodore’s self-produced work: Poetry, song, electronica and field recordings trace the roots of rational thought into metaphor and myth.
The vinyl and poetry booklet for The Lore of Falling Bodies were funded through a successful Kickstarter campaign, which received Kickstarter’s Project We Love certification. In July 2025, the British Library requested the record for its Sound Archive. This conspiracy between birth, grief, the late renaissance and the Apollo 15 moon landing is now playing live in Germany and the UK.
Alongside his solo work, Theodore collaborates with Anthroposea, making sound and voice works for projects about human relationships with the ocean. Their film, Tides of Connection, was presented at the 3rd United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice in 2025.
In 1999, he started a circus.
steady.
It's a simple slope down
but it does go down
toward music and voices muffled
as if heard
through the membrane
of a uterus
from The Lore of Falling Bodies - Charon Ushers in the Cinephiles