Jonny Woolley is a Canadian sound designer based in London. Working primarily with clowns, his sound work focuses on live and dynamic cues, allowing the performers to improvise and experiment with new impulses in the moment. In 2019, The Guardian wrote “You need something to distinguish yourself from the herd [...] The something in question is director and sound-effects operator Jonny Woolley, effectively the other half of an on stage/off stage double act.” Woolley has designed and operated sound for multiple award-winning acts across the world such as American clown Zach Zucker and his alter-ego Jack Tucker, Norwegian clown phenom Viggo Venn and the hugely popular variety show "Stamptown". Woolley trained with the acclaimed French pedagogue Phillippe Gaulier. He uses his experience in improvised clown and theatrical performance to add a dynamism to his sound work rarely seen in the craft. Steve Bennett of Chortle wrote “Jonny Woolley triggers sound cues, nudging [the performer] to ad-lib and push the performance in a different direction.” This signature style has made him a highly sought after figure in the industry.