Oscar Blustin is Artistic Director of site-specific theatre company SPECIFIQ and works internationally as a director, writer, producer and immersive consultant.

He has created pioneering immersive and interactive adventures for clients including the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Durham, London’s National Maritime Museum, and the London Transport Museum, as well as landmarks including Tower Bridge, The Actors’ Church in Covent Garden, and Wilton’s Music Hall. He founded SPECIFIQ in 2011, an experiential site-specific theatre company that has produced work at venues from the National Theatre to the Vaults beneath Waterloo Station, from high-rise office blocks and castles to libraries, churches, disused shopfronts, forests and stately homes.

Predominantly working in the cultural heritage sector, Oscar is regularly commissioned by organisations looking to bring history to life and explore forgotten stories in unforgettable ways. In traditional theatre, Oscar has directed at leading off-West End venues including the Soho Theatre, the Leicester Square Theatre and the Finborough, as well as the Abingdon Theatre off-Broadway and various regional theatres up and down the East Coast of America. He has lectured at universities, drama schools and conferences on both sides of the Atlantic, and was awarded a Visiting Fellowship at Keene State University, New Hampshire.

Oscar lives in Venice, Italy.