Olivia Shouler
Latest News on Olivia Shouler:
Review: PIECE OF ME, Camden People's Theatre (May 23, 2024)
Hackney Empire Reveals Creative Futures Updates for 2023 (Jun 29, 2023)
Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Rose Theatre (Dec 9, 2022)
Review: PIECE OF ME, Camden People's Theatre (May 23, 2024)
Hackney Empire Reveals Creative Futures Updates for 2023 (Jun 29, 2023)
Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Rose Theatre (Dec 9, 2022)
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Review: PIECE OF ME, Camden People's Theatre
After a long standing estrangement, BabyFaceBland is back and ready with all your favourite hits; This time with a sharp political remix. Piece of Me, Claire Gaydon’s newest well crafted and thought provoking production, explores mass surveillance through the lens of mega fame.
After a long standing estrangement, BabyFaceBland is back and ready with all your favourite hits; This time with a sharp political remix. Piece of Me, Claire Gaydon’s newest well crafted and thought provoking production, explores mass surveillance through the lens of mega fame.
Hackney Empire Reveals Creative Futures Updates for 2023
As Hackney Empire celebrates more than 120 years at the heart of the local community, Artistic Director Yamin Choudury and the whole team have revealed details of the theatre’s Creative Futures endeavours for 2023.
As Hackney Empire celebrates more than 120 years at the heart of the local community, Artistic Director Yamin Choudury and the whole team have revealed details of the theatre’s Creative Futures endeavours for 2023.
Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Rose Theatre
It's always a hard task to 'put a spin' on a story as traditional and well known as Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's adaptation gives us a female Scrooge, Charlie Dickens as a magical narrator and a school of cold and hungry children, run by Scrooge's nephew and his wife, who help create a story to teach the miserly Scrooge a lesson.
It's always a hard task to 'put a spin' on a story as traditional and well known as Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Morgan Lloyd Malcolm's adaptation gives us a female Scrooge, Charlie Dickens as a magical narrator and a school of cold and hungry children, run by Scrooge's nephew and his wife, who help create a story to teach the miserly Scrooge a lesson.
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