Here are some pictures of my most recent design from the Maddermarket Theatre's Christmas 2009 production of A.A Milne's adaptation of Toad of Toad Hall. There's a fair old bit of green going on! :o) Directed by Peter Sowerbutts. Set Design by John Stokes & meself. Photography courtesy of Peter King

The Maddermarket Theatre - November 2009 Directed By: Rob Morris Set & Lighting Design: Katherine Lowry Photography courtesy of Peter King

The Maddermarket Theatre - August 2009 Directed by: Peter Sowerbutts Set Design: William X Smith & Katherine Lowry Lighting Design: Katherine Lowry Photography courtesy of Peter King

The Maddermarket's July 2009 production of Oliver Goldsmith's She Stoops To Conquer. Directed By: Tim Seely Set Design: Katherine Lowry Lighting Design: Roger Law Photography courtesy of Peter King

This is my second set and lighting design for the Maddermarket Theatre, for their March 2009 production of Ariel Dorfman's 'Death and the Maiden'. I kept it simple (like the designer :D ) and focussed on making it feel expansive and sweaty, using strong, hot colours to hopefully give it a feel of the Chilean climate. Directed by Peter Sowerbutts. Photography courtesy of Peter King.

In November 2008, the Maddermarket Youth Theatre put on their production of Lin Coghlan's 'The Miracle'. Here are some photos of my fourth design for them. Directed by Vivian Munn. Photography courtesy of Peter King.

Inspired by the rather unorthodox, yet mindblowing disco ball in Matthew Bourne's Dorian Gray (a reference to what is rumoured to be the costliest piece of contemporary art in history at £50m - Damien Hirst's 'For the Love of God') I thought I'd have a bash at making one myself. I started it in November... and I'm still going... *watch this space* Alright... so it's not as pretty or expensive but I'm having great fun! :D

The Maddermarket's 2008 Christmas show required a couple of giant headpieces... so here are some piccies of Rhitta of the Beards (or Hitler as the album cover shows...nah I was just messing about with an old wig...scary though innit?) and The Washerwoman at the Ford. Who's more of a minger? Answers on a postcard please!