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Set and Costume Design
'Bitter Lemons' - The Park Theatre
Director and Writer | Lucy Hayes
Set and Costume Designer | Roisin Martindale
Associate Designer | Lucy Ruff
In the pressurised worlds of football and finance, two women carve their own path. After the loss of her dad, a goalkeeper prepares for the league final, while an ambitious banker battles her fears of being tokenised to secure a promotion. But as their pitches get closer, worlds collide as life shifts unexpectedly and in parallel. How do you face your biggest challenge yet?
Pimlico Musical Foundation's 'Noye's Fludde' 2023
Director | Oscar Simms
At the heart of this project was the desire for the kids to enjoy the many different aspects of creating and taking part in a production, whilst using the plot of Noah's Ark to encourage them to talk about global warming and it effects. In making the sets and costumes it was also important to reuse materials. I went into schools to help them make their animal masks out of cereal boxes and collaged magazines, and to continue the theme of recycling, I made the boat and mast from used wood, cardboard tubes and a cat scratching post!
Final production images | Evie Redfern
English National Ballet School Trainee Programme Showcase 2022
Artistic Director | Viviana Daurante
Choreographer | Mauro de Candia
This piece was called, 'Velvet', to represent the theatre curtain and the various extravagant personalities it hides. Combining pieces of music from various well known operas such as La Boheme and Madame Butterfly, it had humorous choreography, combining dance and theatre. The individual dancers vied for the attention of the audience, always trying to hog the limelight. Each dancer's individual ruff was hand sewn and designed to compliment their on-stage personality's; some were smaller and neat, others more flamboyant.
Final production images | A Dancers Lens ©
Philip Pullman's Grimm Tales performed by the RWCMD Richard Burton Company 2021
Writer | Philip Pullman
Adaptation | Philip Wilson
Director | Jac Ifan Moore
This aim for this show was to create a fun, family show for the Christmas season, keeping the audeince on their toes with a stage that was like a 'box of tricks'. The staging needed to be fast-moving, as the play involved various locations from 5 different stories; Little red Riding Hood, Thousandfurs, Hansel and Gretel, The Juniper Tree and The Goose Girl. It was important to create an adaptable space where the set could be used in unexpected ways, the main element being the moving tables with trap doors.
Final production images | Jorge Lizalde
Costume Designs from RWCMD
James and the Giant Peach - Roald Dahl
A Midsummer-night's Dream - William Shakespeare
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