The Dutchman Flies at ENO
The Dutchman Flies at ENO 04th May 2012 On Saturday, the ENO’s new production of The Flying Dutchman by Richard Wagner opened at the Coliseum in London. This daring new […]
Category Archives: Theatrical Design News
somethingGraphic Ltd: Work for Theatre
Aida at the Royal Albert Hall
24th February 2012 Working with Knifedge, we have produced another set of dramatic theatrical projections to act as the backdrop to a major new production of Verdi’s ‘Aida’ at The […]
Micro tech for the Linbury Prize exhibition
Friday 28th October I have been helping Ellan Parry, a finalist of the Linbury Prize, with her exhibition entry at the National Theatre. She was asked to submit a design […]
Backbeat opens in the West End
October 2011 Projection designers Nina Dunn and Timothy Bird help bring 1960s story charting the birth of The Beatles to life Time Out David Leveaux’s production, transferred from Glasgow Citizens, […]
Backbeat – Duke of York’s Theatre, London and US Tour 2011-2012
Video & Projection Co-design with Timothy Bird
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
July 2011 White Nights Festival, St Petersburg – an appropriate occasion for a premiere of the Mariinsky’s new production of Benjamin Britten’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Claudia Solti directed the […]
Emperor and Galilean
16th June 2011 Henrik Ibsen’s Emperor and Galilean opened to the press and public last night at the National Theatre (Olivier). It has been a profound experience being involved in […]
Golden Masks for “Die Frau Ohne Schatten”
Moscow, April 2011 Opera “Die Frau Ohne Schatten” is awarded two Golden Mask Awards On 15 April at Moscow’s Gostiny Dvor hosted Russia’s Golden Mask theatre prize awards ceremony. The Mariinsky […]
The Making of @northerbal…
@nina_pixelpixie: The Making of @northerballet ‘s Cleopatra http://t.co/lxaMuC4 via @youtube
Cleopatra opens!
Leeds, 26.02.11 Cleopatra, the new Ballet by David Nixon and Claude-Michel Schoenberg, opened to a delighted audience at the Leeds Grand Theatre on Saturday. Here’s what The Times had to […]