Laurence Owen

Laurence Owen is a composer, songwriter, sound designer and performer. His stage work includes composing and musical direction of Cat & Mouse (Village Underground), Please Right Back (1927/Burgteater Vienna), arrangement of songs by Richard Thomas (Jerry Springer: The Opera) for My Left Right Foot (National Theatre of Scotland), and sound design for 1927's Golem (Young Vic, Trafalgar Studios), for which he was nominated for a ProSound Award.

 

Laurence has co-written and performed in many original Fringe productions, including the Malcolm Hardee Award-winning Cinemusical (2015), Cinemusical High (2016), HG Wells' The Time Machine (2017), and Jekyll vs Hyde (2019), winner of the Wilton's Music Hall Fringe Foundations Award.

 

Laurence is the co-founder of award-winning audio fiction production company Long Cat Media, and co-creator of the hit podcasts Mockery Manor, The Ballad of Anne & Mary, Madame Magenta and Magenta Presents.

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As a media composer, his clients include the BBC, Toyota, O2, Stella Artois, Embraer, Sipsmith, ARTE, The Beano, Historic Royal Palaces and the V&A Museum. His film credits include the Sundance Film Festival-selected White Morning, which earned him two award nominations at SoundTrack Cologne Festival.