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National Theatre:

Production team:

 

Director: Danny Boyle

Set Designer: Mark Tildesley

Costume Designer: Suttirat Anne Larlarb

Lighting Designer: Bruno Poet

Sound Design: Ed Clarke Music and Sound Score: Underworld

Director of Movement: Toby Sedgwick, Sedgwick Creative Ltd

Fight Director: Kate Waters

 

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Danny Boyle (Director)

Biography

Daniel Francis Boyle (born 20 October 1956)[1] is an English director and producer. The writer, nick dear, and the director, Danny Boyle, molded the play around the Creature’s point of view, stripping away the various thematic structures present in the book. They preserved a more linear form, choosing to focus on philosophical themes of existentialism, human tendencies and limitations. Perhaps a reflection of the Creature himself, whose sole desire in life is to be a good man and to have a mate to share his earthly existence with. 

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Bruno Poet (Lighting)

Biography

In 2012 Bruno Poet got the Whatsonstage Award nomination for Best Lighting Design for Frankenstein at the National Theatre. along with many other various awards He was born in Wimbledon London, and has a very successful career in lighting

Coventry Belgrade Theatre:

Coventry Belgrade Theatre:

 

This classic horror story is lovingly depicted thanks to some superb acting. Eilidh Loan narrates throughout as Mary Shelley, as she talks us through her thought processes of bringing her nightmare monster to life and into her book. I loved this very traditional take on the story of Frankenstein, his pursuit of forbidden knowledge, his quest to create life in his laboratory and the subsequent consequences when his creation is left to roam this earth alone. 

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Patricia Beneckle (Director) 

Biography:

"Offering a fresh perspective on Shelley's Gothic masterpiece, Rona Munro's new adaptation places the author herself amongst the action as she wrestles with her creation and with the stark realities facing revolutionary young women, then and now."

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