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Miranda Kay Cromwell (born 1984) [1] is an English theatre director whose work is focused on new writing, musicals and reinterpreting traditional material. [2] She is one of only six women who have won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Director.
Cromwell was born in North London and is of mixed heritage. [3] She attended Fortismere School. Cromwell graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Theatre from Dartington College of Arts (now part of Falmouth University) in 2007. [1]
After a role at the Bristol Old Vic encouraging young talent her artistic breakthrough came with her co-direction of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman at the Young Vic. This cast the Logan family as Black, taking a fresh view of the barriers to achieving the American Dream. She was awarded the Olivier Award for Best Director for this production (with co-director Marianne Elliott),
Miranda was Young Company Director at the Bristol Old Vic for seven years. [4]
Miranda is co-artistic director at the Bristol School of Acting [5]
She is co-Artistic director at the Chichester Festival Theatre [6]
She is a Artistic Associate at the National Theatre, where she works with other Associates to shape the creative vision. [7]
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