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BEN CRACKNELL LIGHTING DESIGNER Since training at Rose Bruford, Ben’s work as a lighting designer has been seen in the West End, regional theatres and worldwide. West End: All the Fun of the Fair (Garrick); Shout! the 60’s Musical (Arts Theatre); Defending the Caveman (Leicester Square Theatre); Flamenco Flamen’ka (Lyric Theatre); An Audience With the Mafia (Apollo Theatre); Visiting Mr Green (Trafalgar Studios); African Snow (Trafalgar Studios); Dancing in the Streets (Cambridge, Aldwych and Playhouse Theatres). Regional theatre and tours: When Harry Met Sally (Jamie Wilson); Present Laughter (Ian Fricker); Jus’ Like That! (Mark Goucher); Deceptions (Ian Fricker and Mercury Theatre, Colchester); Jolson & Company (Michael Harrison); The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (Michael Harrison); Shout! the 60’s Musical (Mark Goucher/Michael Harrison); Once Upon a Time at the Adelphi (Liverpool Playhouse); Happy Jack (Theatre Royal Windsor); Visiting Mr Green (Ian Fricker); Hot Flush (Paul Elliott/Michael Harrison); The Piano Men (Robert C Kelly); The War of the Worlds (Jeff Wayne); This Is Elvis (Bill Kenwright); The Winter’s Tale (Riding Lights); The Thing About Men (King’s Head, Islington); African Snow (York Theatre Royal); and The Who’s Tommy (Bill Kenwright). International: Red - the Indian Dance Spectacular (Jo’burg Civic Theatre, SA); Cuban Spectacular (Casino Figueira, Portugal); Another Kind of Magic (Scandinavian arena tour); The Music of Dirty Dancing (Oslo); The War of the Worlds (Australian arena tour). He has designed six major new production shows for Celebrity Cruises. As a lighting director, his work has included DVDs for the Kaiser Chiefs, Gina Yashere, Steven Seagal, Siouxsie, Hoobastank, Joe Pasquale, Goldfrapp and Errol Brown. Also on television, the 2006 – 2010 Brits launch shows (ITV); Mindfield (October Films/BBC 3); The 2006 Diesel U Music Awards and One Priceless Night at Café de Paris (Channel 4). As a director of Evil Edna Ltd, he has lit numerous London film premieres including: Seven Pounds, Revolutionary Road, Valkyrie, The Other Boleyn Girl, What Happens in Vegas, Dreamgirls, Hot Fuzz, Casino Royale and Flushed Away. www.bencracknell.co.uk www.eviledna.com COLIN PINK SOUND DESIGNER Colin trained at Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He was a resident sound designer at the National Theatre for ten years. He is now a freelance designer working in theatre, live events and the film sectors. Theatre designs include: for West End: The History Boys, Derren Brown Enigma, The Night of the Iguana, A Man for All Seasons, Flamenco Flamen’ka, We Happy Few; tours: The Witches of Eastwick, Jolson & Co, The History Boys, The King and I, A Man for All Seasons; for National Theatre: The History Boys, His Girl Friday, Troilus and Cressida, The Villains’ Opera, House and Garden, The Relapse, Honk! The Ugly Duckling, Mother Clap’s Molly House, The Ramayana, Brassed Off, The Alchemist, Happy Birthday Brecht, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and The London Cuckolds. He was associate sound designer for South Pacific, My Fair Lady, The Coast of Utopia, and principal operator on Guys and Dolls, Lady in the Dark, Oklahoma! and Candide. Other recent theatre designs include: Oliver! (Larnaca Summer Theatre); Imagine This (Plymouth); Closer (Northampton Royal Theatre); Treasure Island (Derby Playhouse); Berlin Hanover Express (Hampstead Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Taming of the Shrew (Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre); Fabulation (Tricycle Theatre); Strawberries in January (Traverse Theatre); A Plague Over England (Finborough Theatre); Ragtime, Dreamgirls, Anything Goes, The Full Monty, Fiddler on the Roof, Into the Woods, Oliver!, Chicago, Guys and Dolls, Cabaret, Company and Les Misérables (Theatre Royal Bermuda) and Sweeney Todd (Lithuania State Theatre). Films include: Stage Beauty, Alfie and Mrs Henderson Presents. Live music includes: José Carreras, Plácido Domingo, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Herbie Hancock, Bryn Terfel, Rolando Villaón, Jonas Kaufmann, Katherine Jenkins, Lang Lang, Marti Pellow, Jose Feliciano, Girls Aloud, Soul to Soul, George Fenton, London Chamber Orchestra, BBC Concert, Manchester Camerata, Showbiz Pops, Bartók, Dallas, Seattle and Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestras. Other work: Colin has a number of corporate clients and is a guest sound designer for many London and international drama schools.
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BEN CRACKNELLLIGHTING DESIGNER
Since training at Rose Bruford, Ben’s work as a lighting designer has been seen in the West End, regionaltheatres and worldwide.
West End: All the Fun of the Fair (Garrick); Shout! the 60’s Musical (Arts Theatre); Defending the Caveman(Leicester Square Theatre); Flamenco Flamen’ka (Lyric Theatre); An Audience With the Mafia (Apollo Theatre);Visiting Mr Green (Trafalgar Studios); African Snow (Trafalgar Studios); Dancing in the Streets (Cambridge,Aldwych and Playhouse Theatres). Regional theatre and tours: When Harry Met Sally (Jamie Wilson); PresentLaughter (Ian Fricker); Jus’ Like That! (Mark Goucher); Deceptions (Ian Fricker and Mercury Theatre,Colchester); Jolson & Company (Michael Harrison); The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (Michael Harrison); Shout!the 60’s Musical (Mark Goucher/Michael Harrison); Once Upon a Time at the Adelphi (Liverpool Playhouse);Happy Jack (Theatre Royal Windsor); Visiting Mr Green (Ian Fricker); Hot Flush (Paul Elliott/Michael Harrison);The Piano Men (Robert C Kelly); The War of the Worlds (Jeff Wayne); This Is Elvis (Bill Kenwright); TheWinter’s Tale (Riding Lights); The Thing About Men (King’s Head, Islington); African Snow (York Theatre Royal);and The Who’s Tommy (Bill Kenwright). International: Red - the Indian Dance Spectacular (Jo’burg CivicTheatre, SA); Cuban Spectacular (Casino Figueira, Portugal); Another Kind of Magic (Scandinavian arena tour);The Music of Dirty Dancing (Oslo); The War of the Worlds (Australian arena tour). He has designed six majornew production shows for Celebrity Cruises.
As a lighting director, his work has included DVDs for the Kaiser Chiefs, Gina Yashere, Steven Seagal,Siouxsie, Hoobastank, Joe Pasquale, Goldfrapp and Errol Brown. Also on television, the 2006 – 2010 Britslaunch shows (ITV); Mindfield (October Films/BBC 3); The 2006 Diesel U Music Awards and One Priceless Nightat Café de Paris (Channel 4).
As a director of Evil Edna Ltd, he has lit numerous London film premieres including: Seven Pounds,Revolutionary Road, Valkyrie, The Other Boleyn Girl, What Happens in Vegas, Dreamgirls, Hot Fuzz, Casino Royaleand Flushed Away.
www.bencracknell.co.ukwww.eviledna.com
COLIN PINKSOUND DESIGNER
Colin trained at Guildhall School of Music and Drama. He was a resident sound designer at the National Theatrefor ten years. He is now a freelance designer working in theatre, live events and the film sectors.
Theatre designs include: for West End: The History Boys, Derren Brown Enigma, The Night of the Iguana, A Man forAll Seasons, Flamenco Flamen’ka, We Happy Few; tours: The Witches of Eastwick, Jolson & Co, The History Boys, The Kingand I, A Man for All Seasons; for National Theatre: The History Boys, His Girl Friday, Troilus and Cressida, The Villains’Opera, House and Garden, The Relapse, Honk! The Ugly Duckling, Mother Clap’s Molly House, The Ramayana, BrassedOff, The Alchemist, Happy Birthday Brecht, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead and The London Cuckolds. He wasassociate sound designer for South Pacific, My Fair Lady, The Coast of Utopia, and principal operator on Guys andDolls, Lady in the Dark, Oklahoma! and Candide. Other recent theatre designs include: Oliver! (Larnaca SummerTheatre); Imagine This (Plymouth); Closer (Northampton Royal Theatre); Treasure Island (Derby Playhouse); BerlinHanover Express (Hampstead Theatre); A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Taming of the Shrew (Regent’s ParkOpen Air Theatre); Fabulation (Tricycle Theatre); Strawberries in January (Traverse Theatre); A Plague Over England(Finborough Theatre); Ragtime, Dreamgirls, Anything Goes, The Full Monty, Fiddler on the Roof, Into the Woods, Oliver!,Chicago, Guys and Dolls, Cabaret, Company and Les Misérables (Theatre Royal Bermuda) and Sweeney Todd (LithuaniaState Theatre).
Films include: Stage Beauty, Alfie and Mrs Henderson Presents.Live music includes: José Carreras, Plácido Domingo, Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, Herbie Hancock, Bryn Terfel,
Rolando Villaón, Jonas Kaufmann, Katherine Jenkins, Lang Lang, Marti Pellow, Jose Feliciano, Girls Aloud, Soul toSoul, George Fenton, London Chamber Orchestra, BBC Concert, Manchester Camerata, Showbiz Pops,Bartók, Dallas, Seattle and Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestras.
Other work: Colin has a number of corporate clients and is a guest sound designer for many Londonand international drama schools.
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