Oliver Soden
Oliver Soden was born in Bath, and educated at Lancing College, and then at Clare College, Cambridge, where he took a double first in English. He worked as literary assistant to RSC founder-director John Barton, editing a volume of Barton’s ten-play cycle Tantalus, before becoming a researcher on BBC Radio 3’s long-running programme Private Passions.
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