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Wednesday, 6th November 2024

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Huge congratulations to Ryan Day who has won the Recognition Group Award (Body of Work) for Best Lighting Design at the Black British Theatre Awards!

Ryan's recent work has included: The King's Speech (Watermill), The History Boys (UK tour), Pericles (RSC & Chicago Shakespeare Theater), Now, I See (Stratford East) and Backstairs Billy (Duke of York's). 

His latest design for The Red Shoes can be seen at the RSC from 7 November.

https://blackbritishtheatreawards.com/ 

https://www.rsc.org.uk/the-red-shoes/

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Great reviews for the newly revised production of Oliver! at Chichester Festival Theatre which includes lighting design by client Ben Jacobs.

"Paule Constable and Ben Jacobs have created a beautiful lighting design. It’s a dazzling watch."
What's On Stage - 5 stars

Catch the production there until 7 September ahead of its West End transfer.

https://www.cft.org.uk/events/oliver 

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Following rave reviews in Sheffield, KENREX, co-written and directed by client Ed Stambollouian, has announced it will transfer to London's Southwark Playhouse this coming February.

"Astonishing in its conception and execution [...] it is a brilliantly theatrical, exhilarating and terrifying evocation of chaos."
The Telegraph - 5 stars

"Spell-binding"
WhatsOnStage - 5 stars

Book tickets here: https://southwarkplayhouse.co.uk/productions/kenrex/

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Huge congratulations to MGC Client Titas Halder who has today been announced as Associate Artistic Director of the Donmar Warehouse. Incoming Artistic Director Tim Sheader said he was “delighted to introduce Titas in the new role […], another cornerstone of [the Donmar’s] embedded talent development initiatives.” Titas was previously Resident Assistant Director at the Donmar from 2010-2011 and will be taking up the role on the senior management team with immediate effect.

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