Sharon is a British playwright and director whose work blends faith, creativity, and powerful storytelling within performing arts.

Over the years, Sharon has collaborated with a wide range of artists and musicians, enriching her productions with depth, authenticity, and musical excellence. 

At a young age with her siblings Sharon engaged in musical plays at church one of them being "Joseph and the Technicoloured Dreamcoat" Sharon also loved writing poetry but this came to a sudden end when she left church.

In 2008 in Spanish Town, Jamaica Sharon survived a serious road accident — a life changing moment (the Damascus Road experience) that reshaped her path and strengthened her faith. 

During her recovery at the age of 46, Sharon rediscovered her first love: writing and singing. In 2011 while listening to a sermon at NTCG Walsall, Sharon was inspired to write The Last Flight, within 20 minutes the script was written by the same week complete with only one song and three actors the Last Flight was performed for the very first time.

Today, Sharon celebrates the fulfilment of a long‑held dream: establishing her own performing arts company dedicated to uplifting the community encouraging those to follow the dream. Through performing arts, music, and storytelling, Sharon creates spaces where people can grow, heal, and find hope including the gift within.

A message of Hope from Sharon Jackson BEM

“don’t give up on trying to fly, some times we have to look at our technique and our approach, check and observe what obstacles may have prevented you from your achievement, your goal. Deal with them in the right manner and the right attitude. Sometimes we may get it wrong and land flat on our faces, don’t give up think like the eagle, keep focused and soon your day will come when you will see the runway and start to ascend soaring to new heights”.