William Dudley (designer)

Career

• The Duchess of Malfi – 1971
• Man Is Man, Bertolt Brecht – 1971
• Anarchist – 1971
• Tyger – July 1971
• Cato Street – 1971
• The Good Natur'd Man – 1971
• Live Like Pigs – 1972
• I Claudius – 1972
• The Baker, the Baker's Wife and the Baker's Boy – 1972
• Rooted – March 1973
• Magnificence; Sweet Talk and The Merry-Go-Round – 1973
• Ashes – January 1974
• The Corn is Green – 1974
• Twelfth Night, director Peter Gill – August 1974
• Harding's Luck – December 1974
• Fish in the Sea – February 1975
• As You Like It – 1975
• The Fool – 1975
• The Norman Conquests – 1976
• Small Change, Peter Gill – July 1976
• As You Like It – May 1976
• Ivanov, director David Jones – September 1976
• The Cherry Orchard, director Peter Gill, – January 1978
• That Good Between Us – July 1977
• Lavender Blue – November 1977
• Touched – September 1977
• The World Turned Upside Down – 2 November 1978
• Has 'Washington' Legs? – 29 November 1978
• Billy Budd – 1978
• Dispatches – 6 June 1979
• Undiscovered Country – 20 June 1979
• Lark Rise and Candleford – 1979
• Don Quixote – 1982
• Schweyk in the Second World War, Bertolt Brecht – 1982
• Small Change – 1983
• Cinderella, Pantomime – December 1983
• The Mysteries: Doomsday/The Nativity/The Passion, designed and lit – 1985
• The Party – 1985
• Richard III – 1985
• Today – 1985
• Mutiny, David Essex musical – 1985
• The Critic/The Real Inspector Hound – 1985
• Edmond, David Mamet – 1985
• The Merry Wives of Windsor – 1986 and 1987
• Futurists – 1986
• Prairie du Chien/The Shawl – 1986
• Kafka's Dick – 1986
• Country Dancing – 1987
• Richard II – 1987
• Entertaining Strangers – 1987
• Girlfriends, Howard Goodall musical – 1987
• Waiting for Godot – 1987
• Cat on a Hot Tin Roof – 1988
• The Shaughran – 1988 and 1989
• The Changeling – 1988
• The Father, August Strindberg – 1988
• The Voysey Inheritance – 1989
• Cat on a Hot Tin Roof New York – 1990
• Amadeus Old Vic – October 1998; New York – 1999
• Blue/Orange by Joe Penhall, National Cottesloe – April 2000; Duchess Theatre – April 2001
• All My Sons by Arthur Miller National Lyttelton – July 2000; National Lyttelton – August 2001
• Entertaining Mr Sloane Arts Theatre – January 2001
• The York Realist Royal Court – January 2002; Strand Theatre – March 2002
• The Coast of Utopia: Voyage/Shipwreck/Salvage, trilogy by Tom Stoppard National – August 2002
• The Breath of Life by David Hare Theatre Royal Haymarket – October 2002
• Honour by Joanna Murray-Smith National Cottesloe – 2003
• Hitchcock Blonde Royal Court and Lyric Theatre – 2003
• The Permanent Way by David Hare National Cottesloe – January 2004
• Cyrano de Bergerac National Olivier – April 2004
• Old Times by Harold Pinter Donmar Warehouse – July 2004
• The Woman in White musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber Palace Theatre – September 2004; New York – 2005
• Titus Andronicus Shakespeare's Globe – 2006
• The Beggar's Opera Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park – 2011
• Fortune's Fool The Old Vic – 2013.

  Awards

• Critics' Circle Theatre Awards 2002, Best Designer for The Coast of Utopia Trilogy
• Olivier Awards 2004, Olivier Award for Best Set Design for Hitchcock Blonde