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Quinny Sacks QUINNY SACKS FILM: Captain America Marvel/Paramount Joe Johnstone Troy Warner Bros Wolfgang Peterson Jonny English Universal/StudioCanal Peter Howitt Captain Corelli’s Mandolin Universal/StudioCanal John Madden Shakespeare in Love Universal/Miramax John Madden The Importance of Being Earnest Ealing Studios/Miramax Oliver Parker The Visitors Disney/Gaumont Jean-Marie Poiret RKO 281 HBO Ben Ross Dido and Aeneas BBC2 Film Peter Maniura Restoration Avenue Pictures Michael Hoffman Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Touchstone Pictures Bob Zemekis Tune In Tomorrow Odyssey/Polar Entertainment Jon Amiel Billy the Kid & the Green Baize Vampire ITC/Zenith Entertainment Alan Clarke Knights and Emeralds Enigma/Goldcrest Ian Emes TELEVISION: Catherine The Great HBO/SKy Director Philip Martin Keen Eddie Fox Various The Last of the Blond Bombshells BBC/HBO Gilles McKinnon Sex Chips and Rock ‘n Roll BBC1 John Woods Unnatural Pursuits BBC Christopher Morahan Gems Thames TV Mervyn Cumming East of the Moon Channel 4 Terry Jones Lipstick on your Collar Channel 4 Renny Rye The Singing Detective BBC Jon Amiel THEATRE: Illusio - Dance Theatre Show New Leningrad Center, St Petersburg (Co-Director and Movement) L'enfant et les sortileges Philharmonia Orchestra Irina Brown Mojo Harold Pinter Theatre Ian Rickson A Doll's House Young Vic, Duke of York's, BAM Carrie Cracknell Rattigan’s Nijinsky Chichester Festival Theatre Phillip Franks The Comedy of Errors Regent's Park Phillip Franks Salad Days Riverside Studios Bill Bankes Jones A Winter’s Tale RSC Matthew Warchus Private Lives West end & Broadway Howard Davies Kiss Me Like You Mean It Soho Theatre Abigail Morris Mouth to Mouth Royal Court/West End Ian Rickson Lautrec Shaftesbury Theatre Rob Bettinson Quinny Sacks continued... 2 Lights Royal Court Ian Rickson Mojo Royal Court Ian Rickson The Boyfriend UK Tour Ultz Summer Holiday UK Tour Ultz Shades West End Simon Callow Les Enfants du Paradis RSC Simon Callow Hamlet RSC Matthew Warchus The Threepenny Opera Donmar Warehouse Phyllida Lloyd Lady in the Dark Royal National Theatre Francesca Zambello Machinal Royal National Theatre Stephen Daldry My Fair Lady Simon Callow OPERA: The Fairy Queen (Revival) ENO David Pountney/Quinny Sacks The Adventures of Mr Broucek ENO David Pounteney The Voyage Metroplitan Opera NY David Pounteney L’Etoile Opera North Phyllida Lloyd La Boheme Opera North Phyllida Lloyd Lady Macbeth of Mtensk ENO David Pounteney Aida ENO Keith Hunt Capriccio Garsington David Fielding Playing Away Opera North David Pounteney The Elixir of Love ENO Jude Kelly The Turk in Italy ENO David Fielding The Rake’s Progress ENO Annabel Arden Le Roi Malgre Lui Grange Park Opera Simon Callow The Magic Flute Holland Park Simon Callow Punch & Judy ENO/Young Vic Daniel Kramer ORIGINAL DANCE PRODUCTIONS: Just a Song at Twilight Place Theatre Without due care and Attention Place Theatre Over the Edge Diversions Dance Company Night Songs London Studio Centre Mincing Words Sadlers Wells Just a Song at Twilight Diversions Dance company Aunt Hagar’s Blues Bath festival On the Fence Arts Council Commission Trackability Sadlers Wells/Dance Umbrella Home Three Ballet Rambert A Voice Apart Ballet Rambert COMMERCIALS: Halifax AT&T Society National Stella Artois Allied Dunbar Butchers dog food Algemeen Dagblad VIDEOS: Pet Shop Boys Pepsi and Shirley Phil Oakey Special Needs Plan B: Prayin .
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