Writing together at Transpose London
Olly took part in the trans+ songwriting and production camp, which ran from 12 to 14 October. He also spoke about the barriers queer artists face in music.
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Olly Alexander
Olly Alexander is a British singer, songwriter and actor, known for Years & Years, playing Ritchie in It’s a Sin, and releasing pop under his own name with Polari.
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attitude.co.ukOlly at Transpose LondonBringing Christopher Isherwood’s words to life
Olly joined John McCrea for Goodbye to Berlin at Charleston Festival. The reading drew on Isherwood’s diaries, letters, memoirs and fiction.
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Trans Mission comes to Wembley
Olly helped organise and performed at the Trans Mission charity concert at OVO Arena Wembley. Sir Ian McKellen introduced his set, which included songs from his Years & Years days.
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A conversation with Paloma Faith
Olly joined Mad, Sad and Bad to talk about sudden fame, grief and standing up for trans friends. The episode also looked ahead to Trans Mission.
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Taking on Algernon in the West End
Olly played Algernon Moncrieff in Max Webster’s production of The Importance of Being Earnest at the Noël Coward Theatre. The limited run continued into January 2026.
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