Theatre includes, for Tall Stories: ‘Emily Brown and the Thing’, ‘My Brother the Robot’, ‘Does a Monster live Next Door?’, ‘The Gruffalo’s Child’, ‘The Gruffalo’, ‘Mum and the Monster’, ‘Snow White’ and ‘Something Else’.
He has worked with Soho Theatre and the Royal Court and is co-founder and joint artistic director of Tall Stories. Recent performing/devising work includes: ‘Future Perfect’, ‘Monsters Got Talent’, ‘A British Guide to French Pop’, ‘The Island of First Loves’ (Edinburgh) and ‘Pandemonium’ (Edinburgh/London). Recent directing credits include ‘Wilde Creatures’ (co-director, West End), ‘The Snail and the Whale’ (UK, international), ‘Alfie White: Space Explorer’ (UK tour), ‘My Brother the Robot’ (UK tour), ‘Twinkle Twonkle’ (UK, US), ‘The Snow Dragon’ (UK, international), ‘Does a Monster live Next Door?’ (UK tour), ‘Cat and No Mouse’ (Edinburgh/London), ‘The Owl and the Pussycat’ (UK tour), ‘The Egg’ (Edinburgh/London) and ‘Alice and Mr Dodgson’ (Edinburgh/London). He has been a French and drama teacher, an editor at Macmillan Children’s Books and designer of Total Theatre Magazine. Toby studied at Cambridge University and Central School of Speech and Drama. Olivia is co-founder and joint artistic director of Tall Stories.
Her directing credits include: ‘Wilde Creatures’ (co-director, West End), ‘Emily Brown and the Thing’ (UK tour), ‘The Gruffalo’ (UK, US including Broadway, Australia including Sydney Opera House, international), ‘The Gruffalo’s Child’ (UK, US, Asia and international), ‘Snow White’ (UK/US tours including Broadway), ‘Room on the Broom’ (UK, US, Australia including Sydney Opera House, international), ‘The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr Benn’ (UK, international), ‘How the Giraffe got its Neck’ (UK tour), ‘William’s Monsters’ (UK, international), ‘Mum and the Monster’ (UK tour), ‘Something Else’ (UK tour), ‘The Happy Prince’ (UK tour), ‘Rumpelstiltskin’ (UK tour) and ‘Latke Who Couldn’t Stop Screaming’ (UK tour). She worked with Besht Tellers, Black Theatre Co-operative and Soho Theatre before becoming Artistic Director of Camden People’s Theatre. Olivia trained at Central School of Speech and Drama and obtained a degree from the University of London before studying Japanese Children’s Theatre in Tokyo.
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