Six Degrees of Separation In a new GARAGE series of interviews and portraits, we look into in the close knit world of the creative industries. The series namesake 'Six Degrees of Separation,' comes from the theory that no matter what, you are six individuals away from any person in the world. With this is in mind, we start with someone we know, like and want to know more about. In speaking to them we are connected to the next interviewee and through this we investigate the lengths of this interlinked, connected world. Perhaps the previous sitter mentioned the next interviewee in our meeting; perhaps they are close friends or just professionally connected... who knows where our sitters might take us and to whom? Our first interview with Eudon Choi provided a stepping-stone to Jules Wright, the founder and director of a renowned institution here in London, The Wapping Project. She speaks with Abi Fincham and Holly Hay about her journey throughout the creative industries and her newest space, The Wapping Project Bankside. Abi Fincham: You moved to London from Australia when you were 19. What was your dream? Jules Wright: To work in a theatre, to be a director in the theatre, even though I was doing something entirely different! I got the scholarship to study, but my reason for getting it was to get over here into theatre. So that was my driving ambition. AF: Did you always plan to stay here? JW: I didn't know if I would