Project Trans(m)it: Phase Three
Immersive installation and performance created with dancers from different countries.
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Paul Westcombe: A soul twirler booms trout wet
- 18 February 2019 - 8 March 2019
- Location: Wimbledon Space
Experimental wall-drawing and painting installation with theatrical elements, based on 'Locus Solus' by Raymond Roussel.
Roy Williams: Write what is not seen
- 8 March 2019
- Location: Lyttleton, The National Theatre
Roy Williams will discuss how stage design has helped him to convey complex themes of multiculturalism.
What is a Window?
- 13 March 2019 - 29 March 2019
- Location: Wimbledon Space
What is a Window? showcases a selection of work by BA Interior and Spatial Design students.
Wimbledon Stories
Wimbledon’s BA Production Arts for Screen students ‘ace it’ at London New Year’s Day Parade, winning £5k for local charities
London’s New Year’s Day Parade (LNYDP) is a huge event with global appeal that features more than 8,500 performers representing over 20 countries. Since 1987 it has raised millions of pounds for London […]
Wimbledon and UAL @ NT: Theatre Design explored in public lectures, workshops, exhibition and symposium
During an illustrious career as Britain’s leading stage-designer, Jocelyn Herbert pioneered a style of simple but atmospheric set design and her influence continues to be felt in British theatre. Her […]
Challenging the conventional notions of actor-training – performance and new technologies
For our new courses at Wimbledon, the BA Acting and Performance and the BA Contemporary Theatre and Performance, we will be challenging the conventional notions of actor-training so we are looking […]
A student’s guide to studying at Wimbledon, year by year
What actually happens over the three years of a BA course at Wimbledon? Avni Goyal graduated this summer with a BA from Wimbledon’s Set Design for Screen course (now Production […]
Project Trans(m)it: an exploration of dance and technology
Opening this week, Wimbledon Space hosts international collective Project Trans(m)it who will present Phase Three, an immersive installation and performance created with dancers from four different countries. Founded in 2014, Project […]
Wimbledon announces new courses in acting and performance
Two new innovative degree courses in performance are now on offer at Wimbledon. The courses, for which there are no audition fees, or indeed auditions, are: BA Acting and Performance […]
Our People
Kevin Freeman
BA Costume for Theatre and Screen Course Leader Kevin Freeman is a graduate of Wimbledon’s Theatre Design course and has his own design studio in Brighton.
Lucy Algar
BA Theatre Design Course Leader Lucy Algar is a theatre and production designer. Her work encompasses design and direction for performance within the areas of theatre and television.
Michael Vale
MA Theatre Design Course Leader Michael Vale has designed sets and costumes for over 200 theatre and opera productions both in the United Kingdom and abroad.