During performances of There's No Place Like Homicide,

The Driftwood Players are pleased to feature the work of artist Olivia Brent-Fielding in the lobby of The Wade James Theatre.

"Though Olivia normally approaches photography with a photojournalistic outlook, she returned to her roots with these photographs recreating the look and feel of black and white film photography and its whimsical potential. Taking the play as her inspiration, she took to the parks of Seattle to capture the "secret gardens" of the city.

Olivia has lived in the Seattle-area her whole life, much of which was spent in Edmonds. She grew up being involved with Driftwood Players and is thrilled to be back as a featured artist. Her love of photography started at Meadowdale High School, where she graduated in 2005, and has been growing ever since. Olivia received her BA in Art History at the University of Washington in 2008, and is currently pursuing a degree in Commercial Photography from Seattle Central Community College."