CBeebies – Hansel and Gretel
The CBeebies Christmas show for 2019 was Hansel and Gretel, directed and co-written by Jon Spooner with designs by Rhys Jarman, lighting by Colin Grenfell and Video designed by Nina […]
Category Archives: projection design
A Museum In Baghdad
A Museum In Baghdad – The Swan Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon A Museum In Baghdad – a new play by Hannah Khalil that has been commissioned by The Royal Shakespeare […]
Plenty – Chichester Festival Theatre
At the centre of David Hare’s play set in the post-war era is Susan Traherne, a former courier operating in France during World War II who struggles to reconcile the […]
Venice Preserved – RSC
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. Thomas Otway’s best […]
In The Night Garden Live 2019
The popular Children’s program, In The Night Garden Live, is now touring the UK in a new production. Producers Minor Entertainment enlisted Samuel Wyer to design the show for a […]
Going Through – The Bush Theatre
Going Through has received its UK premiere at The Bush Theatre, London. It’s an intricately woven piece of storytelling that uses spoken word, BSL, Creative Captions, Visual Vernacular and Sound […]
Contagion – Shobana Jeyasingh Dance
This weekend saw the final stop on a UK Tour of a new contemporary dance work by Shobana Jeyasingh Dance that deals with the subject of the influenza pandemic of […]
The pioneer and her projections – Miss Littlewood at RSC
Nina has 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 […]
Culture Curve: Dynamic Shift
Team PixelLux, headed by Nina Dunn, have created a live artwork for The City of London and Culture Mile entitled “Dynamic Shift”. The design formed part of a program of […]
Events and Environments
A showcase of some of the environments we have created and events we have brought to life with pixels and light