Shots from the revival of director David Alden’s production of Janacek’s Jenufa.
The show opens on 23 June and runs for six performances.
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Forthcoming new play It Is Easy To Be Dead at the Finborough looks at the life of poet Charles Sorley, who was among the first to sign up to fight in World War I and died a year later.
For the advertising shots of star Alexander Knox, I wanted to focus more on the poet than the soldier so that we could avoid shooting a straight portrait of a man in uniform. But the images still needed to say enough about the war theme for people to understand what the show is. And so came the shadows…
A big thank you to Antic Disposition for kindly lending us the war props that make the shots work.
Shots from the return of Anthony Minghella’s iconic production of Puccini’s Madam Butterfly to the English National Opera, which opens Monday.
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Advertising, poster and production photos from Tennessee Williams’ rarely performed In The Bar of a Tokyo Hotel at the Charing Cross Theatre, starring the legendary Linda Marlowe.
If you want to see the show, you have just over a week left. The final performance is on 14 May.
It’s been a while since I posted any of my landscape work, but I shot these pictures a while back while visiting a friend who lives at the very tip of the heel of Italy.
It’s an interesting place to visit. The further south you travel, the drier the landscape gets, and the number of people dwindles down to no one at all.