Naomi Lane
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Composer
Completing her first musical at 15, Naomi has a wide breadth of work across many genres available for licensing. Naomi also offers bespoke composition; from full shows, to individual personalised pieces – get in touch to discuss your project.
Director
Having honed her skills at Royal Welsh Conservatoire; Naomi has extensive experience as a musical director. From musicals to theatre, Naomi enjoys collaborating with other playwrights to deliver their vision, as well as contributing creatively to new works.
Teacher
Naomi has been teaching piano, voice and musical theatre for five years at all levels both privately and in theatre schools. Based in Bristol; Naomi offers in-person and online lessons. Get in touch to discuss availability.
Works
Completing her first musical at 15, Naomi has a wide breadth of work across many genres; below is a selection of projects she’s worked on.
Testimonials
Naomi proved to be an immensely talented artist and practitioner. Her enthusiasm and attention to detail were matched by her ability to create beautifully composed music and lyrics. I found Naomi a delight to work with, incredibly detailed in her approach to working with cast members, and a great source of energy.
Scott
Ramsay
Working with Naomi was an absolute dream! She is fun, creative, kind, and an excellent leader. As a composer, she is hard-working, imaginative, and incredibly committed, able to produce such wonderful music. A true joy to be around!
Sylvia
Villa
About Naomi
Naomi is a Bristol-based Composer, Director & Teacher, who trained at the Royal Welsh Conservatoire. Some of her recent works and credits include:
Florence and the Mermaid’s Tears (2021, Directed by Scott Ramsay),
Nehemiah the Musical (2019, Directed by Anne-Christelle Zanzen),
Crown Him King (2015)
Candide (Theatre Play Composer, 2018, Directed by Andrew Whyment)
The Agony and the Style (2017, Directed by Joshua Roche)
Naomi also works as a Stagecoach Tutor, and is a member of the Book, Music and Lyrics network. Naomi’s passion extends beyond the arts; with many of her works focussing on social issues, such as modern day slavery and climate change. Her creative journey continues to inspire, enrich and shape the lives of those she interacts with.
