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Ballet Shoes
based on the novel by Noel Streatfield, adapted by Kendall Feaver
National Theatre / December 2024
Direction: Katy Rudd
Set: Frankie Bradshaw
Costume: Sam Wyer
Choreographer: Ellen Kane
Composer: Asaf Zohar
Orchestrator: Gavin Sutherland
Lighting: Paule Constable
Projection: Ash Woodward
Sound: Ian Dickinson
Illusions: Chris Fisher
Assistant Director: Aaliyah Mckayy
Costume Supervisor: Natasha Prynne
Props Supervisor: Camilla Winter
WHAM Supervisor: Phillip Carson
Photos by Manuel Harlan
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'Frankie Bradshaw - bright light of stage design - captures the generosity of the household: shabby, adorned with the skeletons of ancient creatures, cavernous but cramped.' **** Observer
'Samuel Wyer's costumes dazzle and Frankie Bradshaw's set is no less than luminous with GUM's ancient exhibits in glass cases spiralling upwards, across the house's storeys, while Ash J Woodwards' video projections and Paule Constable's lighting create the almost magical effect of movement: dinosaurs lurch and sea waves swish across the stage.' **** Guardian
'Frankie Bradshaw's gorgeous set, a cabinet of curiosities, recalls the first room in the V&A's Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser exhibition,' **** London Theatre
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'Bradshaw's set design is a magnificent, Harry Potter-ish evocation of a rackety London home that is part boarding house, part cabinet of curiosities' **** The Times
'a gorgeous, gutsy family Christmas show' ***** Independent
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