Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Act Four - Higgins’ Laboratory | Photographer: Malcolm Brown
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Illustrious Director wraps up | Photographer: Malcolm Brown
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Get-in LX1/LX3 with me in hoops | Photographer: David James
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Act Three - Mrs Higgins’ | Photographer: Malcolm Brown
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
LX Plotting with SM Angela sitting | Photographer: David James

Pygmalion

by
George Bernard Shaw
with Peter Vincent as Lighting Designer

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Dates: 
07/04/2010 to 10/04/2010

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Production photographs

Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent
Photograph from Pygmalion - lighting design by Peter Vincent

Press quotes

WHILE the Chesil Theatre is not, strictly speaking, a professional company, you could be forgiven for thinking that they are. And their latest foray onto the stage of the Theatre Royal in Winchester with Pygmalion helped to galvanise that reputation.
Warwick Payne, Hampshire Chronicle 08/04/2010