• At the centre of David Hare’s play staged at the Chichester Festival theatre and set in the post-war era is Susan Traherne, a former courier operating in France during World War II who struggles to reconcile the mundanity of the peacetime life with that of her wartime exploits. Written just two years before PTSD was…

    Plenty – Chichester Festival Theatre
  • Nina was invited back to the Royal Shakespeare Company for a fourth year in a row to design video for Prasanna Puwanarajah’s new interpretation of Venice Preserved. Nina supports the look and the narrative with retro tech graphics that describe the plot; club visuals and a laser prison that adds an even sharper dimension to…

    Venice Preserved – Royal Shakespeare Company
  • The popular Children’s program, In The Night Garden Live, toured the UK in a new production. Producers Minor Entertainment enlisted Samuel Wyer to design the show for a range of Theatres across the UK and Nina completed the picture – and story – with Video Design.

    In The Night Garden – Live
  • ‘Going Through’ is an intricately woven piece of storytelling that uses spoken word, BSL, Creative Captions, Visual Vernacular and Sound and Lighting Design to tell the story of a child who makes the precarious journey to Europe as a refugee.

    Going Through – The Bush Theatre
  • Part of Shobana Jeyasingh Dance’s UK Tour, featuring a contemporary dance piece reflecting on the 1918 influenza pandemic. Integral projections, dynamic lighting, and evocative music enhanced the dancers’ performances, receiving acclaim across diverse venues. The collaboration showcased a seamless blend of artistic elements, celebrating creativity and remembrance.

  • Nina designed projections for a new musical at the RSC called “Miss Littlewood”. The piece presents the life of director Joan Littlewood and how her approach was instrumental in revolutionising theatre making during the 20th Century. 

    Miss Littlewood – Royal Shakespeare Company