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David
Lawrence - Director |
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David
joined the Bristol Old Vic Company in 1976. He later joined notable
theatre companies to assist on the work of Patrice Chereau at
Théâtre National Populaire; Giorgio Strehler’s
inaugural production at The Odeon ‘The Tempest’; Peter
Stein at the Schaubühne in Berlin and Max Keller, at the
Munich Kammerspiele. Subsequent lighting designs took him to Scottish
Opera; English National Opera, Théâtre des Champs-Elysée
and the Royal Opera in Stockholm. David went onto develop the
lighting laboratory and taught over two hundred graduating actors
at the renowned Drama Centre London, where he became an Associate
Director. As part of the first Western team to record 'Spartacus'
for the National Video Corporation from The Bolshoi, David continued
to work alongside Chris Bartlett-Judd, on numerous C4 multi-camera
commissions. |
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With
a flare for architectural lighting, David was invited to join
Equation Lighting Design as an associate in the mid 80’s,
where he worked on strategic reports for the National Concert
Hall in Dublin; the refurbishment of the BBC Radio Theatre and
the lighting of the Waterhouse Way at the Natural History Museum.
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Dulwich
Lighting was formed out of the realisation that successful lighting
designs requires a methological approach, backed up by sound practical
experience, both from the electrical as well as the lighting industries.
The success can be seen from the first designs of the A380 cabin
lighting mock-up, commissioned by Airbus Industrie, to the four
year appointment as the Principal Lighting Consultant to Virgin
Atlantic. Now David’s time is spent developing the residential
portfolio in the environs of Dulwich, where he prefers to stay
near to home with his young family. |
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