
Meet the DG Unlimited Team

Tabitha Mudaliar
Creative Director
I’m proud to be the Creative Director of DG Unlimited. I started working with the Board and team in 2019 as the charity’s Creative Producer and am thrilled to be continuing my work with the whole team to take the organisation into the future. My focus is on supporting the creative sector in this region. Dumfries and Galloway has been my home of over forty years and I have been working in and serving the third sector and public sector for over thirty years. My career to date includes management and senior executive roles in Community and Economic Development for Dumfries and Galloway Council, VisitScotland, The Southern Upland Partnership, Scottish Borders Council, and various third and private sector charities in the UK, Australia, and Europe, and as a freelance radio journalist for BBC Scotland.
I am a Writer, Radio Broadcast Journalist, and Film Producer of art, feature, and documentary film. And I am also proud to be a Trustee and Secretary for Alchemy Film & Arts in Hawick, the Scottish Borders.
I’m passionate about widening access to the arts for all, especially for underrepresented people. Not only members of ethnic minority and LGBTQ+ communities, but those who are economically, geographically, and socially excluded. It is extremely important to me that my work, and in turn the work of DG Unlimited, helps break down the barriers preventing people from experiencing and participating in arts and culture. I’m proud to be leading DG Unlimited into the next phase of its work supporting and advocating for the creative sector in our region and in Scotland and beyond.

David Wright
Financial Administration Officer
My previous career was based mostly in London and Bristol in Supply Chain Management and the safe movement of high security goods for the MoD and the MoJ. Back in the early noughties I moved back home to Dumfries and Galloway to have a quieter life and live rurally.
I’m now semi-retired and enjoying using my financial skills to support arts organisations in the region. I live in the glorious Southern Uplands, where I walk and cycle every day.
I’m proud to be part of the DG Unlimited team, and to be serving the creative sector in our beautiful region. We have so much creativity around us and within our communities – we need to keep supporting it.

Jodie Robertson
Communications Officer
I am a producer, musician, singer-songwriter, and performer, currently based in the West Coast of Scotland, with roots in Dumfries and Galloway. I am also a music teacher and facilitator, working as a singing tutor at Livewire Theatre Company, and music practitioner at Paragon Music.
I am passionate about promoting inclusivity and accessibility within the arts, while also highlighting the rich cultural offerings of Dumfries and Galloway. As an artist and maker, I have been fortunate to receive many opportunities and support from within the region, and I am committed to showcasing these resources to empower those within the cultural and creative sector.
I am proud to be part of the DG Unlimited team, advocating for the essential contribution of creatives in our community, and amplifying the support and development opportunities available throughout the region.