Louise is a graduate of The Royal Academy of Music and The University of Leeds and an associate artist of Squint Theatre.

Previous Credits; A Little Night Music (Bridewell Theatre), Long Story Short (Charing Cross Theatre), Privates on Parade (Greenwich Theatre), Americana (Theatre Royal Stratford East), Steel Pier (The Union), Ordinary Days (Bridewell Theatre), Molly (Pleasance Islington) and West Side Story (Bishopsgate Institute.)

Previous Directing Credits include; His Dark Materials , House, Legally Blonde (Prissian Theatre), Hansel and Gretel (Arts Theatre), 26.2 (West Yorkshire Playhouse)

Twitter: @Louise_ERoberts

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