Alister O'Loughlin

After training in the UK, Alister joined Dah Teatar, a Belgrade based theatre laboratory, working in the Odin tradition, with whom he worked from '97 to '99 when he co-founded Prodigal Theatre. Alister has been co-actor-manager of the Nightingale Theatre since 2004. He is the writer/performer of the multi-award winning Tragedian Trilogy and performed as Bosola in "Ten Thousand Several Doors" which won "Best Show" at the 2006 Brighton Festival. He performed as the revenger in "Queen of the Slaughter" which won an "Argus Angel" there in 2007. He is the lead member of Prodigal's Urban Playground Team, and Prodigal's spokesperson.