Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Hara Yannas, Paul Bigley (Telegin), Jon Strickland, Marianne Oldham | Photographer: Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Simon Gregor, Geoffrey Whitehead (Serebryakov), Hara Yannas, Ellen Sheean, Jon Strickland | Photographer: Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Jon Strickland (Vanya), Tricia Kelly (Marina), Simon Gregor (Astrov), Ellen Sheean (Maria) | Photographer: Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Jon Strickland (Vanya) | Photographer: Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Transition from Act 1 to Act 2 | Photographer: Alex Wardle

Uncle Vanya

by
Anton Chekhov
with Alex Wardle as Lighting Designer

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Dates: 
02/04/2011 to 04/06/2011

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Production photographs

Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle
Photograph from Uncle Vanya - lighting design by Alex Wardle

Press quotes

Alex Wardle’s atmospheric lighting hints at the heady indolence of a balmy summer afternoon full of familial and erotic tensions that can only be hidden under a mask of ennui for so long.
Julia Rank, Exeunt 02/05/2011
there's a slight haze in the air which allows lighting designer, Alex Wardle, to create a long and evocative fade-up when the play commences, emphasising the slow, repetitive pace of life on the estate and the sultry, almost suffocating summer
Peter Brown, London Theatre Guide 28/04/2011
The lighting by Alex Wardle is beautiful
Michael Coveney, What’s On Stage 02/05/2011