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Ola Ince is a critically acclaimed and award-winning theatre, film, and opera director based in London. Her work focuses on power, race and injustice. 

She is the winner of the BBC Performing Arts Fellow Award (2015), Genesis Future Director Award (2016), h100 Theatre & Performance Award (2018), Elle list’s ‘50 Game Changers of Now’ (2019) and the Peter Hall Bursary Award (2020). 

Katori Hall is a Pulitzer Prize and Olivier Award-winning playwright and television creator/producer from Memphis, Tennessee. A two-time Tony Award nominee, she won the 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for her play, The Hot Wing King, which she directed for the first time at Atlanta’s Alliance Theatre in early 2023. 

She is currently the showrunner and Executive Producer of the Starz drama series, P-Valley, which she adapted from her stage play Pussy Valley.

Carla trained in Nottingham, London and New York. Design credits include: The Book Of Will (Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, Octagon Theatre Bolton, Shakespeare North Playhouse); Julius Caesar (Guildhall); Footloose, Our House, A Change Of Seasons (Trinity Laban); Guy Fawkes (York Theatre Royal); Bystanders (Cardboard Citizens); Martha, Josie and the Chinese Elvis (Stephen Joseph Theatre); Lunatic 19’s (Finborough Theatre); Lose Yourself (Sherman Theatre); Don Juan Comes Back From The War (RADA); Romeo & Juliet (Orange Tree); Wolves Are Coming For You (Pentabus/Everyman Theatre); Joy (Stratford East); Pride and Prejudice (Nottingham Playhouse and York Theatre Royal); Looking At Lucian (Theatre Royal Bath); Gabriel (Richmond Theatre and UK Tour); Ariodante (Royal Academy of Music); Heartbreak Hotel (The Jetty, Greenwich); As the Crow Flies (Pentabus & Salisbury Playhouse); Miss Nightingale (The Vaults); How To Date A Feminist, Kitchen to Measure (Arcola Theatre); Rise (Old Vic New Voices); Jack and the Beanstalk (Cast Theatre Doncaster); Miss Julie (Etcetera Theatre); Pig Farm (St. James); Truce (New Wimbledon Theatre); What Flows Past The Baltic (Nottingham Playhouse); Theatre Uncut (Traverse Theatre & UK Tour); Listen, We're Family (Wiltons Music Hall); Much and Me (Bush Theatre); I Am Your Neighbour (Oval House - site specific); A New Face For Fast Times (Soho Theatre); The Love Project (Arts Depot & UK Tour); Nola (Underbelly, Edinburgh); Step Live! (Royal Academy of Dance/Southwark Centre); Mr Happiness (Old Vic Tunnels); Bud Take The Wheel (Shaw Theatre & Underbelly, Edinburgh).

Contains references to war, death, race, sexuality and sex.