Hugh Vanstone

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Hugh Vanstone is an acclaimed British lighting designer known for his work on numerous major theatre productions in the West End and on Broadway.

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instanceOf lighting designer
person
activeIn 20th century
21st century
basedIn London NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
fieldOfWork stage lighting
theatre lighting design
genre musical theatre
theatre
hasAwardRecognition Tony Award nominations for lighting design NERFINISHED
multiple Olivier Awards for Best Lighting Design
hasNotableSkill cueing and timing of stage lighting
stage lighting design
theatrical visual composition
use of color in lighting design
hasWonAward Drama Desk Award NERFINISHED
Laurence Olivier Award NERFINISHED
Tony Award for Best Lighting Design of a Play NERFINISHED
hasWorkedWith Broadway theatre producers
Donmar Warehouse NERFINISHED
Old Vic Theatre NERFINISHED
Royal National Theatre NERFINISHED
Royal Shakespeare Company NERFINISHED
isAcclaimedAs leading British theatre lighting designer
one of the foremost contemporary stage lighting designers
languageOfWorkOrName English
nationality British
notableAchievement designed lighting for multiple award-winning Broadway productions
designed lighting for multiple award-winning West End productions
notableFor lighting design for Broadway theatre productions
lighting design for West End theatre productions
notableWork lighting design for the musical "Billy Elliot"
lighting design for the musical "Ghost"
lighting design for the musical "Groundhog Day"
lighting design for the musical "Matilda"
lighting design for the musical "Shrek the Musical"
lighting design for the play "A Flea in Her Ear"
lighting design for the play "An Inspector Calls"
lighting design for the play "Art"
lighting design for the play "Closer"
lighting design for the play "The Norman Conquests"
occupation lighting designer
workLocation Broadway NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London

West End NERFINISHED

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