Interview: Izzy Moore on 'On Some Far Shore'
Interview: Izzy Moore on On Some Far Shore Izzy Moore is many things: a director, a designer, an actor, and a close personal friend. You probably know her as Oxford's favourite Marketing Manager, though. If you saw No Peace on St. Jude , Our House (TT26), Translations, Little Shop of Horrors , My Dead Mum's AI Boyfriend (HT26), The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui, A View From The Bridge (MT25), The Great Gatsby (TT25), The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals (MT25), or one of even more Oxford student shows, the chances are that Moore is to thank. On a very warm afternoon in the mad rush of our final weeks at uni, she joins me on the grass in Christchurch Meadows, and I get the chance to interrogate her on how marketing for student/fringe theatre works, why she loves it, and the specific strategies that have helped her raise so many productions to sell-out popularity. What we're really here to talk about, however, is her marketing campaign for On Some Far Shore , a ...