Digital Theatre
Fiona Lindsay has a diverse range of work experience in the performing arts industry. Fiona is currently working at the Fiona Lindsay Company as a Producer, Writer, Interviewer, and Executive Coach. Prior to this, they served as the Creative Content Director at Digital Theatre, where they contributed to the development of their educational vision. Fiona also worked as a Writer and Presenter at BBC and as a Conversation Host at Audible.co.uk. Fiona has extensive experience in hosting conversations and moderating events, having held roles at the Stratford upon Avon Literary Festival and the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature. Fiona has also worked as a Co-Producer at Stanhope Productions Limited and Arts Theatre, where they created and presented various live entertainment series. Additionally, they have a background in education, having served as a Producer and Senior Education Manager at the Royal Shakespeare Company. Fiona has also worked as a Presentation Skills Trainer at MTM Centre for Leadership and Management Development, providing coaching to top-level executives from various companies.
Fiona Lindsay holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) degree in Drama from Queen Margaret University.
Digital Theatre
Established in 2009, Digital Theatre is the online home of over 200 (and growing) performances of world-class theatre. In 2011, Digital Theatre's flagship educational platform Digital Theatre+ was launched, providing institutions around the world with access to productions and educational resources to support the study of performing arts and dramatic texts. Today, Digital Theatre+ provides over 3,000 institutions around the world with unlimited access to thousands of full-length productions and educational resources. Harnessing the power of technology and the passion of like-minded people, we want to put live performance into the hands of every student, and into every classroom and library, accompanied by a range of invaluable educational resources for illustration, explanation, and critical reflection.