A revelatory Othello
PixelLux’s Creative Director, Nina Dunn, has returned to the National Theatre for a third time to co-design projections with Gino Ricardo Green for Clint Dyer’s ‘revelatory’ production of Othello. #videodesign #shakespeare
Category Archives: Theatrical Design
Bonnie & Clyde – Projection for a runaway success
Looking under the hood Video Design for Bonnie & Clyde – Projection for a runaway success.
Monster Visions for Acosta’s new Don Quixote
Birmingham Royal Ballet and Sadler’s Wells “a gothic video design by Nina Dunn, like something out of a Tim Burton film” The Times**** This was to be Carlos Acosta’s first […]
The Shark is Open!
Nina Dunn has designed the video for The Shark Is Broken, now running in the West End. We were overwhelmed by lovely mentions in the press that we have gathered a few here and let you in to some secrets in the making of th design!
Lazuli Sky
Lazuli Sky – a new ballet by Will Tucket with designs by Nina Dunn and Samuel Wyer – has opened at Birmingham Rep and Sadler’s Wells, London in front of a socially dinstanced audience and is avaiable online on a pay-per-view basis until November 8th.
Cinderella – Fairfield Halls, Croydon
Cinderella – Fairfield Halls, Croydon 2019 saw the completion of extensive refurbishment works to Fairfield Halls in Croydon and the Christmas pantomime reflected the fresh look of the venue with […]
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 […]
Cinderella – Fairfield Halls, Croydon
Cinderella – Fairfield Halls, Croydon 2019 saw the completion of extensive refurbishment works to Fairfield Halls in Croydon and the Christmas pantomime reflected the fresh look of the venue with […]
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 […]