A former Resident Artist at the Tron Theatre and the first Digital Associate of the National Theatre of Scotland, she is an alum of BBC Writersroom Scottish Voices and was nominated for the Popcorn Award for New Writing.

Her writing credits include her “boundary-breaking” (The Stage) debut play One Life Stand for Middle Child, an adaptation of Belle & Sebastian’s iconic album If You're Feeling Sinister for BBC and Avalon, new work for the Traverse Theatre’s Breakfast Plays, and shorts for Slung Low and Unicorn Theatre.

As a director, Eve’s work spans new writing, adaptations, and music-driven theatre. Recent projects include I Can Go Anywhere by Douglas Maxwell for Traverse Theatre, the 100-date US tour of hit Scottish musical Islander, and Svengali for Pleasance and Pitlochry Festival Theatre, featuring Chloe-Ann Tylor in a Filipa Bragança Award-winning performance.

As a dramaturg, Eve has collaborated with the National Theatre of Scotland, Royal Lyceum Edinburgh, and Mull Theatre, developing new plays filled with music. She is the Programming and Creative Director of Aberdeen Arts Centre, a Trustee of the Dewar Arts Awards and a Creative Scotland Touring Fund panel member.

Whether performed in intimate pubs, massive festivals, swimming pools, or leading UK theatres, Eve’s music-filled, actor-centered stories about love and power aim straight for the heart and leave audiences with a renewed lust for life.

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