Showing posts with label theatre design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theatre design. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 September 2016

Es Devlin's Mirror Maze: 'I'm looking at the man in the mirror...'

Image by Victor Frankowski from Dezeen. 

I used to live near Peckham, and when I walked its streets I remember an assault on the senses. The interchangeable smells of raw meat and fish, booming bass boxes fighting against one another, strip lit hair salons bubbling with chatter and shops bursting with lurid cheap goods.

Tuesday, 11 November 2014

Theatre directors and designers: 10 Tips for better collaboration.

Last week I spent the day at a series of workshops organised by the Young Vic. In the morning Justin Audibert and Lily Arnold spoke about the relationship between the designer and director, using their experiences working together over the last few years they outlined their most valuable tips. Below are a list of some of their most useful reflections.

Thursday, 13 February 2014

Sensing Space, Royal Academy, London.

Kengo Kuma's installation smelt of Tatami Mats and Hinoki wood.

Last week I visited the 'Sensing Spaces' exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. I admit that I have no knowledge of architecture, other than as a frequent user, so I am reflecting upon the experience as a theatre maker instead.