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Es Devlin

April 2024

  • Christos Papadopoulos’s Larsen C.

    Shortlist unveiled for dance’s answer to the Turner prize

    Choreographers from the US, Brazil, Greece and Portugal in the running for the £40,000 inaugural Rose international dance prize

February 2024

  • Free Your Mind, with stage design by Es Devlin, at  Aviva Studios, Manchester, November 2023.

    A cultural manifesto to breathe new life into our dying high streets

    Letter: Flexible auditoriums and art displays from museums could help to revive urban community spaces, says Peter Higgins

January 2024

  • Outernet visitors look at the Royally Big Portrait, a giant digital portrait of King Charles

    ‘Engage their curiosity’: immersive art can boost UK high streets, says artist

    Es Devlin says defunct department stores could be art buildings, and big screens ‘reclaimed’ for public for art

October 2023

  • Free Your Mind at Aviva Studios.

    Free Your Mind review – The Matrix triumphantly reloaded by Danny Boyle and co

    This dance adaptation of the cult sci-fi movie is a work of breathtaking ambition that fully inhabits Manchester’s stunning new £240m venue
  • Es Devlin at her studio in North Dulwich, London.

    On my radar
    On my radar: Es Devlin’s cultural highlights

    The ​s​et designer ​and artist on ​the most extraordinary opera, a gut-wrenching Sudanese-American poet and ​a writer’s new angle on economics
  • The coolest party of the year … Free Your Mind at Aviva Studios, Manchester.

    Free Your Mind review – Danny Boyle’s Matrix reboot is a thrilling shock to the system

    The director’s collaboration with hip-hop dance company Boy Blue, designer Es Devlin and writer Sabrina Mahfouz conveys the march of AI

February 2023

  • The Lehman Trilogy at the Gillian Lynne Theatre A co-production with Neal Street Productions

    The Lehman Trilogy review – Sam Mendes’ banking saga returns with dividends

    Hadley Fraser, Nigel Lindsay and Michael Balogun are astonishing as the 18th-century bankers who helped to define the American dream

September 2022

  • ‘I’ve been working nonstop for four months’ … Devlin among her drawings.

    Es Devlin: ‘Has everything I’ve made been worth the resources? Probably not’

    The multihyphenate set designer has worked with Adele, Kanye West and Beyoncé – but her new project is a shrine to endangered species whose stars are pipistrelles, planthoppers and bearded tits

June 2022

  • The National Theatre, London

    How do you make a lavish spectacle sustainable? Theatre’s radical green agenda

    A meeting of minds at the National Theatre showed ways to stage drama along environmentally sound lines. But is everyone on board?

May 2022

  • A Strange Loop, Six and The Music Man have all been nominated for Tony awards.

    Tony awards 2022: A Strange Loop leads the nominees, while British talents are lauded

    Three actors from The Lehman Trilogy go head to head, the musical Six picks up eight nominations and the production MJ – about Michael Jackson – is also recognised

February 2022

  • Lennie James and Paapa Essiedu in A Number.

    A Number review – Lennie James and Paapa Essiedu scintillate as father and sons

    The powerhouse duo’s effortless chemistry and emotional realism brings Caryl Churchill’s cloning tragedy blazing into new life

October 2021

  • Rowan Moore

    Notebook
    What’s our message to outer space? We are not so brilliant here on Earth

    Rowan Moore
    The prize-winning poetry of the Azerbaijani president’s daughter and the Dubai Expo both lack inspiration

May 2021

  • Gavin Williamson

    Plans for 50% funding cut to arts subjects at universities ‘catastrophic’

    Artists and musicians speak out against proposal by education secretary and Office for Students

November 2020

  • An Inspector Calls

    Tristram Kenton at the Guardian
    Sets appeal: staggering designs for theatre and dance – in pictures

    We mine the archive of Guardian photographer Tristram Kenton for the great creations of designers including Tim Yip, Rae Smith and Tom Scutt

August 2020

  • ‘We knew the world would not be the same’ … a still from I Saw the World End.

    I Saw the World End review – how a bomb changed life on Earth in a flash

    Marking 75 years since the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, stage designers Devlin and Weston have made a film of immense power – but it won’t be seen as it was meant to

July 2020

  • ‘Love at first listen’ ... the Beethoven monument in Bonn, Germany, given a timely face mask.

    'The nearest to God we get': stars pick the Beethoven work they cherish

  • Trail-blazing … the Argyll town of Dunoon, home of the Burgh Hall.

    What's the future of theatre? A Scottish seaside town may have all the answers

April 2020

  • ‘Certain things have their own time clocks and cycles’ … clockwise from top left, Stephen Shore, Claire Denis, Es Devlin and George Ezra.

    Lockdown culture
    'When I've tried to write about it, it's sounded meh' – George Ezra and more on coronavirus

    In the second part of our series, we ask set designer Es Devlin, director Claire Denis, composer Mark Simpson and others about how the pandemic has changed their work

September 2019

  • ‘It’s been the secret plan all along’: Es Devlin’s Memory Palace at Pitzhanger Manor, London.

    Observer Design
    Designer Es Devlin: all the world’s her stage

  • Installation Image: Es Devlin, Memory Palace, Pitzhanger Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery.
Memory Palace by Es Devlin runs from 26 September 2019 – 12 January 2020 at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, pitzhanger.org.uk

    Es Devlin review – a bendy bamboo history of the world from Adele's designer

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