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Swanning Around
Matthew Bourne’s SWAN LAKE Birmingham Hippodrome, Thursday 6th February 2025 Matthew Bourne’s acclaimed and truly ground-breaking production is now thirty years old. It returns to the Hippodrome, as exuberant and astounding as ever. Lez Brotherston’s design work is stunning, from the buttressed walls of the palace to the famous feathered culottes of the swans. The production oozes opulence,…
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime
Set design by Bunny Christie, video design by Finn Ross, lighting design by Paule Constable.
Lighting Designer Paule Constable interviewed by TheatreNow.
Paule Constable collects the 2013 Olivier Award for Best Lighting Design for her work on The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time. The award is presented by Jonathan Bailey and Lara Pulver.
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Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty
On Friday I went to see the ballet Sleeping Beauty that has been re-imagined by the fantastic choreographer Matthew Bourne. Having been introduced to Bourne's work a couple of years ago by my sister I was really looking forward to seeing this production.
Bourne's Sleeping Beauty has a gothic theme and involves fairies and vampires. What I love the most about Bourne's ballets is the attention to detail especially when it comes to costumes and sets. These costumes and sets were designed and created by Lez Brotherston. I love how creative they were and how it helped to create a modern twist on the ballet. Being a photography student I was also incredibly inspired by the lighting design by Paule Constable. The lighting, costumes and sets made me think that every scene could be a beautiful still.
Production photography by Simon Annand and Mikah Smillie.
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