As Community Engagement Facilitator and performer for 100:UnEarth by Wildworks at the Lost Gardens of Heligan, I helped shape a large scale, outdoor, site specific production that unfolded across eight distinct locations within the gardens, guiding audiences through a narrative that moved with the terrain. The show blended the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice into a powerful journey of remembrance of Cornish WWI soldiers, inviting audiences to traverse meadows, woodland clearings, and sculptural installations as the story unfolded around them. Featuring a cast of over 100 performers, including professional actors, a community choir, local residents, and young amateur artists, the production became a formative training ground in large scale coordination. Working within this expansive performance ecosystem taught me how to hold a creative vision steady while allowing for the organic contributions of many voices, strengthening my understanding of collaborative methods that honour both artistic coherence and community participation.