Alex Oma-Pius FRSA

Alex Oma-Pius, FRSA holds MA degree in Dramatic Arts from the National Academy for Theatre and Film Arts (NATFA), Sofia, Bulgaria. His love of Community Theatre as a force for social change, encouraged him to form IROKO Theatre Company in 1996.

Alex’s contribution to the cultural life of Britain has been recognised by various bodies, notably the award he received from the Mayor of London for his “outstanding contribution to the cultural life of Londoners”.  Alex is also a Fellow of the RSA (Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce).

When not working for IROKO (which is rare), Alex enjoys reading, listening to Radio 4, and watching football over a glass of Shiraz!  Alex plans to learn how to play the saxophone and piano when he retires.

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Anthony Kolade

One good thing I learnt from this project working on the microsite is that it is possible to use video to create a panoramic picture display.  I have not done before, so I am learning. 

Anthony Kolade / CEO DGtal-Mind LTD
Dr Isaac Akande

How do we avoid the hazards of a single storyHome from Home is the answer to that questiona brilliant event.

 

Dr Isaac Akande / Clinical Psychologist and Lead for Community Inclusion, at Newham Secondary Care Psychological Services 
Martin Pinder

Congratulations for your excellent "Home from Home" Launch @ Stratford Old Town Hall the other week. Sterling stuff. I look forward to trying to attend follow-up sessions.

 

Martin Pinder / Honorary Secretary, Newham Partnership for Complementary Education

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