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Andy Pike Design

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Photo: Richard Hubert Smith

Andy Pike Design

Lighting and Video Design

Seriol Davies' The Messenger is a musical epic - performed by one man, few props and terrific lighting from Andy Pike.

The Stage

Photo: Kirsten McTernan

The Merthyr Stigmatist

The Merthyr Stigmatist

Play Video

Theatre NaNog - Eye of the Storm - A Petrol Station Forecourt with green neon and an attendant

Fran Wen - Anweledig - A woman stands in front of a brick wall on a raised platform with a ghostly figure in the background

The Merthyr Stigmatist at the Sherman Theatre. Two women sit on tables in a classroom.

Sherman Theatre - The Messenger - A hooded monk like figure stands against a red backdrop with his arms outstretched

Whenever I make a dramatic entrance in the future - and, believe me I will - I would like Andy Pike to light me as spectaculary as he does the cast here.

Barbara Hughes-Moore

Get The Chance

A Christmas Carol - A figure in a top hat stands in front of a counting house with illuminated windows

Sherman Theatre - Loose Yourself - Three figures stand in a dark space with neon illuminated edges. One is wearing a tracksuit and staring into space.

Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama - London Wall - A man and woman in action sit and stand at a table in mid conversation. She is looking at him and he has is arms outstretched in mid conversation

Theatre No Nog -- Eye of the Storm - A guitarist is in full swing in front of a star scape

Elin Steele's set and Andy Pike's lighting cleverly evoke a faded industrial past, all iron and fire

Nicholas Davies: The Stage

Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama - Christmas on Broadway - An orchestra perform on a stage with glowing pink orbs overhead

A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Sherman Theatre. A performer stands in front of a brightly lit blue and purple backdrop surrounded by other characters.

The lighting choices by Andy Pike feel much the same as those made to the script, deliberate,stunning and so well considered to carry the morals of this story to a modern audience that one cant help but appreciate them.

Molly Stubbs - Nation Cymru

Photo: Andy Pike

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