UK Design For Performance 2003-2007
dal 20/11/2007 al 17/11/2008
Segnalato da
20/11/2007
UK Design For Performance 2003-2007
Victoria & Albert Museum, London
This exhibition contains hands-on activities, installations, set models,costumes, lighting and sound. Organised with the Society of BritishTheatre Designers, the show includes UK entries to the Prague Quadrennial 2007, the world's most prestigious theatre design competition.
From pantomime and drama to opera and dance, in the UK and abroad, this display will bring together the work of over 100 of Britain's most creative theatre designers recognised worldwide for their skills and innovative designs.
On display will be designs by three of the most internationally acclaimed set designers of recent years - Paul Brown, Richard Hudson and Ralph Koltai - including Brown's surreal designs for La Traviata at the 25,000-seat Arena di Verona (2004). There will also be Es Devlin's 2006 Laurence Olivier Award-winning costume designs for the RSC's production of Dog in a Manger and designs for Orestes 2.0 by recent Linbury prize winner Becs Andrews.
Image: Photograph of The White Album performance, Nottingham Playhouse, 2006. Photograph by Nathan Rose
Opening 21 November 2007
Victoria & Albert Museum
Cromwell Road, London
Free Admission