Nicky Bunch
THEATRE DESIGN
Press
When Did You Last See My Mother?
Trafalgar Studios 2
‘The Nicky Bunch designed flat boasts all of the grungy hallmarks of a student dive such as artfully strewn clothing and festering plates of half-eaten and long forgotten meals’
British Theatre Guide
‘Her production is rooted very much in a particular time with Nicky Bunch’s detailed set recreating the boys’ 1960s bedsit’
Exuent magazine
Playboy of the Western World
UK Tour
‘Nicky Bunch’s cleverly designed set’
The Stage
River Lane
Eastern Angles
‘Nicky Bunch has a sharp eye for the fashions of this period and the sense of authenticity is spot-on.’
WhatsOnStage
Egusi Soup
UK Tour
‘There's a splendid set by Nicky Bunch, showing three rooms of the house and all the clutter of holiday preparation’
Whatsonstage
Shiverman
Theatre 503
‘Beneath a canopy of trees, in the secluded clearing of Nicky Bunch’s inviting set’
The Stage
‘Its a little like the garden of Eden; the vegetation is lush, a giant sun beams down’
The Times
Dark Earth
Eastern Angles
‘Nicky Bunch's sparsely suggestive set with puppet birds and beasts, creating stunning physical images, including a sparkling winter skating celebration and terrifying river in spate’
The Observer
The Lower Depths
Finborough Theatre
Nicky bunch’s atmospheric set
The Telegraph
Nicky Bunch's excellent, atmospheric design.
The Times
Nicky Bunch’s design is meticulously realised
Time Out
Why Cant We Live Together?
Theatre 503
‘Performer Hyde lies (well, stands) in a hospital bed on end, in a cunning design by Nicky Bunch. This really is a lot of fun.’
Evening Standard
Fragile
Coventry Belgrade
‘The grayscale setting of his living room (aptly designed by Nicky Bunch) Pathetic Fallacy was used by the objects around the set to assist Conway’s emotion. Furthermore, three pieces of artwork, by Juan Munoz, that feature in the show are incredible tools.’
WhatsOnStage
Guys & Dolls
Cambridge Arts Theatre
‘Nicky Bunch’s angled and flexible set.’
WhatsOnStage
Macbeth
Riverside Studios
‘We enter a smoky bar with weathered walls and dirty carpets in an atmosphere created with stunning verisimilitude by Nicky Bunch.’
WhatsOnStage