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Lily Arnold Set and Costume Designer Lily Arnold Set and Costume Designer "The set, by Lily Arnold, is a thing of genius: the room is populated by a thousand objects, but dominated by a small bed and wardrobe. Sometimes, the room rotates, so we can see it from the back — inside the wardrobe, where Little/Big Jack confides in us." May 12 2017, The Times Agents Alice Dunne Assistant +44 (0) 20 3214 0949 Flora Line [email protected] Credits Theatre Production Company Notes SOPHOCLES' ANTIGONE: The Lyric Hammersmith Dir: Roy Alexander Weise THE BURIAL AT THEBES 2020 I CINNA (THE POET) Unicorn Theatre Dir: Naomi Wirthner 2020 DICK WHITTINGTON Theatre Royal Stratford East Dir: John Haidar 2019 2020 Nomination Great British Pantomime Award for Best set design A FRIENDLY SOCIETY Kiln Theatre Dir: Katie Posner 2019 A DOLL'S HOUSE The Lyric Hammersmith Dir; Rachel O’Riordan 2019 REMAINS OF THE DAY Royal and Derngate / National Tour Dir: Christopher Haydon 2019 United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes AESOP'S FABLES Unicorn Theatre Dir: Justin Audibert and 2019 Rachel Bagshaw PAH-LA Royal Court Dir: Debbie Hannan 2019 SLEEPING BEAUTY Theatre Royal Stratford East Dir: Matthew Xia 2018 2019 Winner Great British Pantomime Award for Best Costume Design 2019 Nomination Great British Pantomime Award for Best Set Design THINGS OF DRY HOURS Young Vic Dir: Debbie Hannan 2018 ROOM Theatre Royal Stratford East/Grand Dir: Cora Bisset 2018 Theatre 2018 Off West End Award nomination for Best Set Design LOVE LIES BLEEDING The Print Room Dir: Jack McNamara 2018 HENRY V Shakespeare at the Tobacco Dir: Elizabeth Freestone 2018 Factory / Ustinov Theatre / Bristol Tobacco Factory/National Tour THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN West Yorkshire Playhouse Dir: Joe Murphy 2018 THE UNRETURNING Frantic Assembly Dir: Neil Bettles 2018 DUBLIN CAROL Sherman Theatre Dir: Matthew Xia 2018 THE SECRET GARDEN Theatre By The Lake Dir: Liz Stevenson 2018 PAPER. SCISSORS. STONE Tara Finney Productions / VAULT Dir: Hannah Joss 2018 Festival / Elevator Festival / Live Theatre THE LAST DAYS OF ANNE Tower of London Dir: Michael Fentiman BOLEYN 2018 THE BOX OF PHOTOGRAPHS Polka Theatre Dir: Sarah Punshon 2018 RAPUNZEL Cambridge Junction / Dancing Brick Dirs: Valentina Ceschi and 2017 Thomas Eccleshare THE INVISIBLE MAN Queen's Theatre Dir: Ryan McBryde 2107 United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes RULES FOR LIVING Royal & Derngate Dir: Simon Godwin 2017 SNOW IN MIDSUMMER RSC Dir: Justin Audibert 2017 PUTTING THE BAND BACK Northern Stage / National Tour Dir: Annie Rigby TOGETHER 2017 BITS OF ME ARE FALLING Soho Theatre Dir: Steve Marmion APART 2016 BROKEN BISCUITS Live Theatre Dir: James Grieve 2016 THOSE WHO TRESPASS ArtsEd Dir: Steven Atkinson 2016 WORDS FIRST LIVE The Roundhouse 2016 THE FRUIT TRILOGY: West Yorkshire Playhouse Dir: Mark Rosenblatt AVOCADO, COCONUT, POMEGRANATE 2016 THE SUGAR-COATED High Tide/Arcola Dir: Steven Atkinson BULLETS OF THE BOURGEOISIE 2016 JERAMEE, HARTLEBY AND Unicorn Theatre Dir: Tim Crouch OOOGLEMORE 2016 THINGS WILL NEVER BE Tricycle Theatre Dir: Emily Lim THE SAME AGAIN 2016 UP AND OUT, CHRISTMAS Northern Stage Dir: Annie Rigby SPROUT 2015 FORGET ME NOT Bush Theatre Dir: Steven Atkinson 2015 THE SOLID LIFE OF SUGAR Graeae Theatre Company Dir: Amit Sharma WATER 2015 THE JEW OF MALTA RSC Dir: Justin Audibert 2015 BLAKE REMIXED LittleMighty / West Yorkshire Dir: Tom Wright 2015 Playhouse United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes TOMCAT Southwark Playhouse Dir. Kate Hewitt 2015 BEACHED Marlowe Studios/Soho Theatre Dir: Justin Audibert 2014 THE EDGE OF OUR BODIES The Gate Dir: Christopher Haydon 2014 WATCHING THE LIVING New Perspectives Dir: Jack McNamara 2014 PEDDLING High Tide Festival Theatre/ 59E59 Dir: Steven Atkinson 2014 Theatres, New York MINOTAUR Polka Theatre Dir: Michael Fentiman 2014 WORLD ENOUGH AND TIME Park Theatre Dir: Justin Audibert 2014 SO HERE WE ARE HighTide / Royal Exchange Dir: Steven Atkinson 2013 Manchester THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS Young Vic (Parallel Production) Dir: Natasha Nixon 2013 YELLOW FACE The Shed, National Theatre / Park Dir: Alex Sims 2013 Theatre THE BOSS OF IT ALL Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh Dir. Jack McNamara 2013 THE RAPE OF LUCRECE The Swan Theatre / Royal Lyceum Dir: Elizabeth Freestone 2013 Theatre / Edinburgh International Festival and tour A SEASON IN THE CONGO Young Vic (Parallel Production) Dir. Justin Audibert 2013 GRUESOME PLAYGROUND The Gate Theatre Dir: Justin Audibert INJURIES 2013 THE FU MANCHU COMPLEX Ovalhouse Theatre Dir: Justin Audibert 2013 HAPPY NEW Trafalgar Studios Dir. Robert Shaw 2013 I CINNA (THE POET) RSC, Swan Theatre, Stratford Dir: Tim Crouch 2012 A MACBETH Pleasance, Edinburgh Dir: Helen Adie 2012 KING LEAR RSC, UK Tour Dir: Tim Crouch 2012 CRACKERS Belgrade B2 Theatre, Coventry Dir: Michael Fentiman 2011 United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S Cambridge Arts Theatre Dir: Kate Sagovsky DREAM 2011 THE BULLET Hampstead, Downstairs Dir: Vik Savilingham 2011 THE TAMING OF THE SHREW RSC Dir: Tim Crouch 2011 ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN The Old Red Lion Dir: Jessica Beck THE NEW WORLD 2010 AHASVERUS Hampstead, Downstairs Dir: Michael Fentiman 2010 PLOUGH AND THE STARS Abbey Theatre, Dublin Associate Designer to Tom 2010 Piper Dir: Wayne Jordan MUCH ADO ABOUT RSC / Shakespeare in a Suitcase Dir: Roxana Silbert NOTHING 2010 IT FELT LIKE A KISS Manchester International Festival Punchdrunk 2009 LICHENTONGUE Underbelly, Edinburgh Dir: Simon Rhodes 2008 A PICTURE OF ALCHEMY Etcetera Theatre Dir: Aoife Smyth 2008 LOVE IS Linbury Studio, LAMDA Dir: Emily Westwood 2008 RUSH HOUR Shunt Vaults Dir: Carissa Hope-Lynch 2008 BIRTHDAY Wimbledon Theatre Dir: Dir. Oliver Maitland 2007 RED HANDED The Place, London Dir: Thom Rackett 2007 A MODERN LOVE STORY The Pump House, Aldeburgh Dir. Charlie Rumbo 2006 10 SECONDS 'TIL SUNRISE The Pump House, Aldeburgh Dir. Charlie Rumbo 2005 Opera Production Company Notes OPERA SCENES SHOWCASE National Opera Studio Dir: Oliver Mears United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes FINALE SHOWCASE 2008 National Opera Studio Dir: Oliver Mears United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
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