Heaven Eyes

Directed by Mike Dalton

Produced by Pop Up Theatre Company (London)

Script by David Almond

Set design by John Parker

Costume design by Elizabeth Whiting

Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2005

PopUp has created a very impressive production, that brings together some very nice costume and set designs from Elizabeth Whiting and John Parker, Atmospheric music from James Hesford and Alfia Nakipbekova of Cellorhythmics, film images on the back drop from Tim Newton and some very good acting performances.

David Chadderton - British Theatre Guide

Directed by Colin McColl

Produced by Auckland Theatre Company

Set & lighting design by Tony Rabbit

Costume design by Elizabeth Whiting

Sound design by John Gibson

"The minimal set and lighting by Tony Rabbit and costumes by Elizabeth Whiting create a visual drama.  The stage floor covered in black sand was a cross between ashes and velvet and the red and black costumes give a rich physicality" John

Daly-Peoples - National Business Review

"Costumes in black and scarlet - a foreboding of the blood to spill - signal crucial differences in status; a mix of period and modern dress reinforces the enduring themes of gender, justice and morality" - Natasha Hay - Listener

Directed by Colin McColl

Produced by Auckland Theatre Company

Set Design by John Parker

Lighting Design by Phil Dexter

Sound design by John Gibson

Costume Design by Elizabeth Whiting

"The horses are played by six actors with bare torsos and tight leather pants which emphasis thighs and hind-quarters.  Their feet are encased in giant hooves that give them height and a distinctive clop.  It's a masterful effect that conveys equine scale and the animalistic eroticism at the play's heart." Gilbert Wong - New Zealand Herald

"Every human being should see this play" Wendy Phillips - Baldwins

THIS DESIGN HAS BEEN ACCEPTED FOR THE PRAGUE QUADRENNIAL 2007

Choreographed by Shona McCullagh

Produced by Royal New Zealand Ballet Company

Lighting Design by Jason Moffett

Costume Design by Jason Morphett

"Costumes are by Elizabeth Whiting and perfectly catch the work's theme of golden rolling hills and tussock and fresh green new shoots" - Bernadette Rae - New Zealand Herald