DMT Editorial 2017_04_JUN_JUL_Proof15

(Animalario/CDN Madrid); Paradise (Rhur Triennale);
Bank On It (Theatre Rites); ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore
(Cheek by Jowl); Penumbra, Tito Andronico (Animalario,
Madrid); The Danton Affair (Stadsteater, Gothenburg);
The Wolves in the Walls (Improbable/National Theatre
of Scotland); Realism (Edinburgh International Festival/
National Theatre of Scotland); Panic (Improbable);
The Family Reunion (Donmar Warehouse).
Awards include: Animalario Award for Best Musical
Composition for Scenic Arts Premios Max – Urtain.
Nick recently wrote Cold Calling: The Arctic Project,
a performance based around a chamber piece
commissioned by The City of Birmingham Symphony
Orchestra and Birmingham Rep, with text by Anthony
Neilson. Nick also writes extensively for TV and film.
He is half of OSKAR who have released two albums
and produced installations for the V&A and CCA,
as well as written live soundtracks for Prada in Milan.
Nick will be writing the music for Bloom, 59 Productions’
large-scale projection event to mark the opening of
2017’s Edinburgh International Festival, as well
as the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the
Guggenheim Gallery in Bilbao.
AMY BALL CDG Casting Director
Amy is Head of Casting at the Royal Court Theatre
where she casts all productions for the Theatre
Upstairs and Downstairs.
Theatre includes: The Children, Escaped Alone, X,
Cyprus Ave; Hangmen; Linda; Liberian Girl; The Twits;
Violence and Son and How To Hold Your Breath.
Previous Royal Court credits include: Constellations,
Jumpy, Posh, The River, Love and Information, In
Basildon, Love, Love, Love, Choir Boy, Chicken Soup
with Barley; Jerusalem (& Apollo), Sucker Punch and
The Vertical Hour.
Freelance work includes: Who’s Afraid of Virginia
Woolf? (Sonia Friedman Productions); Consent (NT);
Boy (Almeida); Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour (RNT);
Moderate Soprano (Hampstead); Uncle Vanya
(Vaudeville); The Changeling; The Beauty Queen of
Leenane (Young Vic); Design For Living (Old Vic);
A View from the Bridge (Duke of York’s).
SCARLETT MACKMIN Choreographer
Theatre includes: The Silver Tassie, Liolà, Welcome to
Thebes, London Assurance, Really Old Like Forty Five,
England People Very Nice, Burnt by the Sun, Heroes,
President of an Empty Room (NT); Speaking in Tongues,
Arcadia, Under the Blue Sky, In Celebration (West End);
Poppy and George (Watford Palace); Di and Viv and
Rose (& Hampstead), Private Lives (& international tour/
Theatre Royal, Bath), The Dark Earth and The Light Sky,
Cloud 9, Dying for It, The Hypochondriac, I.D. (Almeida);
Dancing at Lughnasa (Old Vic); The Chairs (Gate); The
Knight of the Burning Pestle (& Mercury, Colchester/
Barbican), Sleeping Beauty (& Barbican/off-Broadway),
Peribanez (Young Vic); Caligula, After Miss Julie, The
Dark, Privates on Parade (Donmar Warehouse); The
Tempest (& Old Vic), A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Cloud
9, Iphigenia, The Arbor, Bird Calls (Crucible, Sheffield);
A Doll’s House (Birmingham Rep); The Merry Wives of
Windsor (RSC/Old Vic/international tour); A Midsummer
Night’s Dream, The Two Gentlemen of Verona (Regent’s
Park Open Air); Up on the Roof (Minerva, Chichester);
In Flame (Bush/West End); Airswimming (BAC/UK tour).
Opera includes: Don Carlo (ROH).
Television includes: Taboo, The Crown, Hattie
and A Touch of Frost.
Film includes: A United Kingdom, Pride and Prejudice
and Zombies, The Imitation Game, Cemetery Junction,
The King’s Speech, Dancing on the Edge, Stage
Beauty, Chocolat, The Last Minute and Miss Julie.
Scarlett has choreographed the music videos Voodoo in
My Blood for Massive Attack and Dye My Hair for Alma.
TERRY KING Fight Director
Theatre includes: Billy Elliot, Oliver!, Jerry Springer:
The Opera, Lord of the Rings, Spend Spend Spend,
Martin Guerre, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Zorro,
Dirty Dancing, Sunny Afternoon (& Hampstead),
Shakespeare in Love, Fifteen Streets, An Inspector
Calls, On An Average Day, Of Mice and Men, Private
Lives, A View from the Bridge (West End); Coriolanus,
Julius Caesar, Macbeth, Othello, Romeo and Juliet,
As You Like It, Henry VI, Henry IV, Hamlet, Pericles,
Dunsinane, Cymbeline, Richard II, Richard III (RSC);
Festen (Almeida/Broadway); His Dark Materials,
The Murderers, Fool for Love, Edmond, The Duchess of
Malfi, King Lear, Elmina’s Kitchen, Scenes from the Big
Picture, The White Guard, Three Winters, Henry V (NT).
Opera includes: Porgy and Bess (Glyndebourne);
Othello (WNO); Carmen (ENO); Don Carlo (ROH).
Television includes: The Bill, EastEnders, Casualty,
Fell Tiger, A Kind of Innocence, Fatal Inversion, Broken
Glass, Scolds Bridal, The Mayor of Casterbridge, Rock
Face, Blue Dove and The Widowing of Mrs Holroyd.
MAJELLA HURLEY Dialect Coach
Theatre includes: The Force of Change, Loyal Women,
The Weir, Sucker Punch, Disconnect (Royal Court); Faith
Healer, Fathers and Sons, Days of Wine and Roses,
Coriolanus, City of Angels, Les Liaisons Dangereuses
(Donmar Warehouse); Aristocrats, Translations, Scenes
from the Big Picture, The Seafarer, Exiles, Light Shining
in Buckinghamshire, The Kitchen, The Night Season,
Another World (NT); Love’s Labour’s Lost, A Midsummer
Night’s Dream (RSC); Handbagged (& West End),
Guantanamo, The Great Game, The Bloody Sunday
Inquiry, Women Power and Politics (Tricycle); Jane Eyre,
Speechless, After Mrs Rochester, War and Peace
(Shared Experience); Ruined, My City, Before the Party
(Almeida); The Beauty Queen of Leenane, Bingo (Young
Vic); Running Wild, To Kill a Mockingbird, Ragtime,
Hello, Dolly! (Regent’s Park Open Air); Six Degrees,
National Anthems (Old Vic); Hamlet (Barbican);
Translations (Crucible, Sheffield); Journey’s End
(& Broadway), The Ladykillers, Our Boys, Abigail’s Party,
Perfect Nonsense, Miss Saigon, Beautiful: The Carole
King Musical, Wicked, Chicago, Sunny Afternoon
(& Hampstead/UK tour), Jerusalem (West End);
Pygmalion, The Seagull (Broadway).
Television includes: And Then There Were None,
Poldark, The Night Manager, Little Dorrit, Cranford,
White Girl, Game of Thrones, Wuthering Heights,
Love, Nina, Toast and Case Histories.
Film includes: Alice Through the Looking Glass,
Suffragettes, A Monster Calls, What We Did On
Our Holiday, A Crooked House and Intermission.
CAMPBELL YOUNG ASSOCIATES
Hair, Wigs & Make-up
Theatre includes: Hello, Dolly!, Groundhog Day,
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, American Psycho,
The Front Page, The Crucible, A Fish in the Dark,
Misery, Sylvia, A Delicate Balance, The Last Ship, It’s
Only a Play, Betrayal, Les Misérables, One Man, Two
Guvnors, Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, Mary Stuart
(Broadway); Funny Girl (& UK tour), Bend It Like
Beckham, Made in Dagenham, Gypsy, Guys and Dolls,
The Bodyguard, Kiss Me, Kate, Sweeney Todd, Love
Never Dies, Oliver!, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Henry