Rachael McCutcheon
Biography
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Previous productions
Current credits
| Show name | Type | Venue/Company | Role | Creative team | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Busybody | Theatre |
The Mill, Guildford GSA |
Lighting Designer |
Director: Peter Elliot |
31 Aug 2100 |
Previous productions
| Show name | Type | Venue/Company | Role | Creative Team | Opened |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orlando Generoso | Opera |
Barber Institute Barber Opera |
Lighting Designer |
Director: Tom Guthrie Set designer: Rhys Jarman |
Sep 2012 |
| Festen | Theatre |
Ivy Theatre GSA |
Lighting Designer |
Director: Pete Harris |
Nov 2011 |
| Sleepers | Opera |
Coal Exchange, Cardiff Welsh National Opera MAX |
Lighting Designer |
Director: Pete Harris Set designer: Rhys Jarman |
Jul 2011 |
| This Happy Breed | Theatre |
Bellairs Playhouse GSA |
Lighting Designer |
Director: Pete Harris |
Dec 2009 |
| Let There Be Love | Theatre |
Tricycle Theatre Tricycle Theatre |
Lighting Designer |
Director: Kwame Kwei-Armah/Nicholas Kent Set designer: Helen Goddard |
Jan 2008 |
| Doubt | Theatre |
Tricycle Theatre Tricycle Theatre |
Lighting Designer |
Director: Nicholas Kent Set designer: John Gunter |
Nov 2007 |
Location availability:
- Worldwide
| Contact method | Details |
|---|---|
| Email address |
Theatre:
- West End
- Commercial Tour
- Regional (Main House)
- Regional (Studio)
- Fringe / Pub Theatre
- Touring relights
Musical:
- West End
- Commercial Tour
- Touring relights
Opera:
- Large scale
- Small scale
- Touring relights
Dance:
- Medium Scale
- Touring relights
Concert:
- Stage Touring
Non-professional:
- Plays
- Musicals
- Dance
News
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Press quotes
Let There Be Love
Set entirely in the dreary front room of Alfred's west London home, the set is decorated in a very West Indian, 1980s style: brown florid wallpaper and a giant gramophone called Lily that takes pride of place against the facing wall. Indeed, the stage design and lighting speak volumes about Alfred as a character. The view of the twee and claustrophobic master bedroom acts as a constant reminder of his lost wife and his current loneliness – a subtle yet evocative touch.
-Shaun Newport, MusicOMH 17/01/2008
