Jason Denvir
Set and Costume Designer
Jason Denvir is an award-winning Set and Costume Designer. His recent theatre work includes Gypsy (UK Theatre Award winner – Best Musical Production); White Christmas, High Society, Top Hat (The Mill at Sonning); Stiles and Drewe’s Original production of The Three Little Pigs (Palace Theatre West End, UK Tour, Sydney Opera House, Hong Kong Academy, Singapore Rep); Sherlock Holmes and The Whitechapel Fiend (The Barn Theatre); West Side Story, Chicago, Evita, Grease, Jesus Christ Superstar, Hair (Ljubljana Festival); 9to5, Sister Act, High Society, The Drowsy Chaperone, Rent, Chorus Line, Beautiful Game, The Wedding Singer, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Spring Awakening (ArtsEd); Aspects of Love, Gods and Monsters, Mack and Mabel (Southwark Playhouse); Legally Blonde and Our House (Mountview Academy); A Guide for the Homesick, Wolfboy, Third Floor, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, New Boy, Life Coach (Trafalgar Studios); Imaginary, Orpheus the Mythical, Sunday in the Park with George (The Other Palace); Fanny and Alexander and Serpent’s Teeth (Oxford School of Drama); Oedipus the Visionary, Tartuffe (The Bridewell); Curtains, Cinderella, Baker’s Wife, Titanic, Babe, The Little Mermaid, A Christmas Carol, Collette Collage (Guildford School of Acting); The Threepenny Opera, Rage, Deptford Wives, Dream Play, Pericles, Around the World in 80 Days, Hansel & Gretel, Blood Wedding (East 15); My Little Pony Rainbow Rocks (Hasbro International – Indonesia & Singapore); Toy Boy Diaries (Hope Mill Theatre); Brass (Hackney Empire); The Sound of Music (Malaysia); Honk! (Royal & Derngate); To Kill a Canary (Kenton Theatre); Beyond the Door (Simane Theatre & Tokyo); Kisses on a Postcard (Queen’s Theatre, Barnstaple); and numerous productions for Perth Theatre, Pleasance Theatres, RADA, Sadler’s Wells, and National Youth Music Theatre. Jason has lectured in scenography at Middlesex University, Edge Hill University, Kingston University, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Mountview Academy of Performing Arts, Lewisham College, City Literary Institute, and Kingston Grammar School.