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Alex Oates was born on 1987 in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, is an English playwright. Discover Alex Oates's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 37 years old?
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Alex Oates Net Worth
His net worth has been growing significantly in 2023-2024. So, how much is Alex Oates worth at the age of 37 years old? Alex Oates’s income source is mostly from being a successful playwright. He is from United Kingdom. We have estimated Alex Oates's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets.
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Timeline
Alex Oates (born 1987 in Newcastle) is an English playwright from the North East.
Born in Newcastle, Oates was born to a nurse and policeman and raised in Whitley Bay in the North East of England.
He moved to London to attend Middlesex University in 2006 where he studied Theatre Arts.
Oates also studied for a semester at New Paltz where he specialised in dramatic writing under Prof. Laurence Carr.
On graduating Oates was selected to write for EastEnders: E20 and spent time in the story department at EastEnders.
Oates was later selected out of thousands for the 2010 Old Vic New Voices 24 hour plays which sparked his career in theatre.
Oates then wrote Silk Road for the Edinburgh Fringe (Assembly).
Silk Road tackles the issue of buying drugs online and was the first play funded by the digital currency Bitcoin, it starred James Baxter and was directed by Dominic Shaw.
Oates next play Pig was produced by Silent Uproar productions for Hull Truck Theatre July 2015 and later transferred to the New Diorama Theatre in September 2015.
Pig was based on extensive research and interviews with police officers and was about the state of the British police force.
Oates has collaborated with actress Katie Sheridan to create new online romantic comedy, Match Not Found launched October 2015.
Oates is also a recipient of the prestigious Peggy Ramsay Legacy grant.
Oates play All In a Row was long listed for the Bruntwood Prize in 2016 and a revised version won the Bolton Octagon's Top Five competition, being selected from 850 plays to receive a rehearsed reading in March 2017.
Following the boom in price of Bitcoin Silk Road was revived for Vault Festival London and Live Theatre Newcastle starring Josh Barrow.
To mark the production it was published by Bloomsbury Methuen
Silk Road transferred into the West End in August 2018 where The Times four star review described it as "Sharp witted, effortlessly engaging and surprisingly sweet".
Oates next play All In A Row proved controversial at Southwark Playhouse for its use of puppetry and brutal take on the themes of severe autism.
The Guardian's four star review described it as "a lively, compassionate and darkly humorous show with the unmistakable ring of truth".
Oates was nominated for Most Promising Playwright at The Off West End Awards for the play.
