Bio

Oliver Devlin is a theatre-maker and musician based in London. He has over a decade of experience working in the arts, across theatre, film, podcasting, education and indie rock and roll. 

As a company member of Binge Culture, his devising and sound design credits include Werewolf - which has had sellout seasons at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Aotearoa New Zealand Festival of the Arts, and the Auckland Arts Festival. He has been a key collaborator on their immersive works, You and A.I, Who What Where Now, and Hidden Tracks.

He has been designing and mixing sound for large-scale musicals Ride The Cyclone, Amélie and Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 with Witch Music Theatre, Margaret Mahy's The Man Who's Mother Was A Pirate, and the premiere season of Give Way the Musical at Circa Theatre.

He was Production Sound Mixer, Sound Designer and Assistant Director for stoner-horror-comedy The Weed Eaters.

He writes and produces songs for his band Hans Pucket.

His podcast work includes post-production for Voyager-nominated RNZ podcast series Killjoy, NZ Herald podcast Chewing The Facts, and The Spinoff's When The Facts Change with Bernard Hickey.

He has worked with Te Papa on audio guides for their Rita Angus, Terracotta Warriors, Toi Arts and Surrealist Art exhibitions.