
Agent: Jo Hole Associates
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Alex Lewer
Lighting + Technical Design & Direction
Alex is a lighting designer and technical director based in London. Since 2010, he has been technical director for the critically-acclaimed theatre company DELIRIUM and has worked on four of their major productions: Your Nation Loves You (the first promenade play staged in The Old Vic Tunnels), Go To Your God Like a Soldier (in Edinburgh and London), Oranges on the Brain and From Where I’m Standing. It was for this last show that Alex developed CueSurface™, a system that allows iPads to be used as wirelessly-controlled synchronised video surfaces in theatre productions - believed to be a world-first.
He was nominated for the Best Lighting Designer Off West End ("Offie") award for Simon Stephens' One Minute and has recently been represented in London by Lipstick at Southwark Playhouse and Love Story - The 10th Anniversary in Concert at Cadogan Hall. Alex is currently designing Clybourne Park, running at Park Theatre from 16th March - 23rd April 2022.
Outside of London, Alex works extensively in regional theatre especially in his home town of Cheltenham. It is at The Cheltenham Playhouse where he, at the age of 11, first ventured into the world of technical theatre by attending a week-long technical course - a course that he is now extremely proud to teach twice a year to 10-18 year olds, many of whom have since decided to follow careers in field.
Languages: | English |
Nationality: | British |
Bases: | London, Cheltenham |
Links: | The Association for Lighting Production and Design Website |
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Lighting Designer - Bright Half Life Panorama Productions in association with The Kings Head / Dir: Steven Kunis |
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Lighting Designer - Clybourne Park (2022) Trish Wadley Productions and David Adkin in association with Park Theatre / Dir: Oliver Kaderbhai |
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Lighting Designer - Love Story - The 10th Anniversary in Concert (2021) Cadogan Hall / Dir: Kirk Jameson |
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Lighting Designer - Lipstick (2020) Southwark Playhouse / Rupert Henderson Productions / Dir: Ed White |
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Lighting Designer - Essense (2020) Vault Festival 2020 / Dir: Tori Allen-Martin |
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Lighting Designer - Tom's Midnight Garden (2019) House Full Productions / Cheltenham Playhouse |
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Lighting Designer - The Green Fairy (2019) The Union Theatre / The Greatest Thing Ltd / Dir: Jack Sain |
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Lighting Designer - Striking 12 (2018) The Union Theatre / Striking 12 Productions, dir: Oliver Kaderbhai |
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Lighting Designer - Burkas and Bacon Butties (2017) Tara Finney Productions, dir: Sarah Henley/Sarah Butcher |
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Lighting Designer - BOXED (2017) Made in LDN Collective |
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Lighting Designer - Muted The Musical - In Concert (2016) Interval Productions, dir: Jamie Jackson |
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Lighting/Technical Designer - One Minute (2015) Delirium/The Vaults, Waterloo, dir: Oliver Kaderbhai/Matthew Churcher |
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Lighting Designer - Streets (2015) Interval Prods/The Vaults, Waterloo, dir: Tori Allen-Martin |
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Lighting Designer - Carried On The Wind (2014) Gloucestershire People's Theatre. dir: Sheila Mander |
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Lighting Designer - Equally (2014) Interval Productions/Cockpit Theatre, dir: Damian Sandys |
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Lighting Designer - Another Way (2014) Interval Productions/Cockpit Theatre, dir: Bo Boland |
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Lighting/Technical Designer - From Where I'm Standing (2013) Delirium/Edinburgh Underbelly/Pegasus Theatre Oxford, dir: Oliver Kaderbhai |
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Lighting Designer - The Mystery Plays (2014) Worcester & Gloucester Cathedrals/Gloucestershire People's Theatre, dir: Sheila Mander |
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Lighting/Technical Designer - Oranges On The Brain (2013) Delirium/Pegasus Theatre Oxford, dir: Oliver Kaderbhai |
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Lighting Designer - The Borrowers (2012) Cheltenham Playhouse: dir: Bill Cronshaw |
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Lighting/Technical Designer - Go To Your God Like a Soldier (2011) Delirium/Old Vic Tunnels/Edinburgh Underbelly/Courtyard Theatre Hoxton, dir: Oliver Kaderbhai |
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Lighting/Technical Designer - Your Nation Loves You (2010) Delirium/Old Vic Tunnels, dir: Oliver Kaderbhai |