Dial M For Murder
Lizzie Powell brilliantly lights Richmond Theatre’s Dial M For Murder. On tour until July 2020 playing in Norwich, Dartford, Guildford, Bath, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Salisbury, Bromley, Southend, Milton Keynes, Birmingham, Cardiff, Leicester, Sheffield, Liverpool, Mold, Brighton, Shrewsbury, Salford, Plymouth, Leeds and Wolverhampton. Find out dates here.
Cuttin’ It
4* from the Guardian and The Stage for Royal Exchange Theatre’s Cuttin’ It. Jennifer Jackson directs the movement. Find out more here.
Teenage Dick
Andrzej Goulding video designs Teenage Dick at the Donmar Warehouse, running until February 2020. Find out more here.
Pinocchio
4* from the Guardian for the Citizens Theatre’s Pinocchio, lighting by Lizzie Powell and choreographed by EJ Boyle.
The Lost Thing
Ben Wright directs and choreographs and Douglas O’Connell animates The Lost Thing at Royal Opera House, running until January 2020. Find out more here.
The Snow Queen
“The show is beautifully designed by Rhys Jarman from small flourishes like the illuminated umbrellas to a breath-taking giant reindeer”- The Stage review for The Snow Queen, running at Northern Stage until January 2020.
Gypsy
“Jo Davies’ bustling production doesn’t put a foot wrong” 4* for Jo Davie’s Gypsy running at The Royal Exchange until February 2020. Find out more here.
Midnight Movie
Jennifer Jackson directs the movement for Midnight Movie opening at the Royal Court Theatre tonight, running until 21st Dec. Find out more here.
BroadwayWorld UK Awards 2019
Andrzej Goulding bags another award for Life of Pi, winning Best Video or Projection in a New Production of a Play or Musical. Life of Pi returns from 22nd June 2020, running at Wyndham’s Theatre. Find out more here.
Cinderella The Musical
Richard Howell lights Cinderella The Musical at Nuffield Southampton Theatre, running until January 2020. Find out more here.
The Boy in the Dress
“The Boy in the Dress is a bouncy, boisterous and above all humane celebration of those who dare to be different” 4* from Evening Standard for RSC’s The Boy in the Dress, Puppetry direction by Laura Cubitt. Read more 4* review from The Guardian and 5* reviews from the Independent and WhatsOnStage.
The Scouse Snow White
The Arrival
4* from TimeOut and WhatsOnStage for The Arrival at Bush Theatre. Set by Samal Blak and Movement by Aline David. Find out more here.
Henry VI
“A lively and lucid staging”- 4* from The Stage for Henry VI which opened yesterday at The Globe. Designed by Grace Smart. Read the review here.
& Juliet
5* reviews from The Stage “A wall of gorgeous projections by Andrzej Goulding” and WhatsOnStage “if music be the food of love, then & Juliet serves up an all-you-can-eat buffet of the highest standard” for & Juliet. Running at The Shaftesbury Theatre until May 2020. Find out more here.
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A Little Space
Rhys Jarman designs A Little Space for Gecko Theatre! Touring until May 2020. Find out more here.
Akhnaten
Phelim McDermott’s production of Akhnaten, with costume by Kevin Pollard arrives in cinemas this weekend! Find participating cinemas here.
Orphée
“Her staging (the sets are by Lizzie Clachan) is no simple re-creation; it has its own story to tell”. A lovely 4* from The Evening Standard for the final instalment to English National Opera’s Orpheus series- Orphée. Read the review here.
The Incredible Adventures of Robot Boy
Joanna Scotcher beautifully designs the set for The Incredible Adventures of Robot Boy, now open at Schauspielhaus Bochum Theatre. Find out more here.
Giri/ Haji
Liam Steel choreographed the extraordinary dance scene that brings Giri / Haji to a close. Catch episode 8 on BBC Two or iPlayer.
Leonardo
59 Productions creates Leonardo: Experience a Masterpiece at The National Gallery. The immersive new exhibition ends on the 12th January- find out more here.
Akhnaten
Today’s front page of the New York Times arts section. Akhnaten at Met Opera, Costume Design by Kevin Pollard and Directed by Phelim McDermott.
Akhnaten
Akhnaten at The Metropolitan Opera opens today, running until 7th December. Costume Design by Kevin Pollard and Directed by Phelim McDermott. Find out more here.
The Bolero Effect
Moi Tran is working in Vietnam on The Bolero Effect, a British Council commissioned piece which takes Bolero music and collective song as a departure point to examine transnational identity in the Vietnamese diaspora and homeland. The Bolero Effect is a multi faceted performance piece including composition, noise, song, text and action with a Hanoian ensemble and creative team opening Hanoi, Vietnam on Nov 30.
A Museum in Baghdad
Ghost Quartet
“An intoxicating night of ghosts and stars”- 4* from the Guardian for Ghost Quartet at the Boulevard Theatre, movement direction by Georgina Lamb. Read the review here.
The Antipodes
5* from Time Out for The Antipodes at the National Theatre lighting designed by Natasha Chivers. Read the review here.
As You Like It
“Inventive, playful, captivating”- 4* from the Daily Telegraph for As You Like It, Directed by Kimberley Sykes. Running at the Barbican Theatre until January 18th 2020. Find out more here.
The Golden Cockerel
Gary McCann designs set and costume The Golden Cockerel at The Dallas Opera. Find out more here.
Cyrano
Richard Howell designs the lighting for Cyrano at Bristol Old Vic. Running until November 16th- find out more here.
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4 and 5* reviews all around for [BLANK] at the Donmar Warehouse, Movement Direction by Ayse Tashkiran. Running until November 30th- find out more here.
