Sinéad Wallace
Sinéad’s previous work at the Abbey Theatre includes The Playboy of the Western World, The Seafarer, A Number, Blue/Orange and True West. Other lighting designs for theatre include Everybody Loves Sylvia, Fewer Emergencies, The Public, The Drowned World, The Illusion and Eeugh!topia (Randolf SD | The Company), Wedding Day at the Cro-Magnons’, Roberto Zucco, This Is Not A Life and Urban Ghosts Season: Pale Angel and Self Accusation (Bedrock Productions), Miss Julie (Landmark Productions), Don Carlos, Is This About Sex?, The Bonefire (Rough Magic), The Magic Tree (Djinn/ Cork Midsummer Festival), The Mental (Little John Nee), Pyrenees (Hatch), Last Call (TEAM) and lighting and set design on The Marriage of Figaro (Royal Irish Academy of Music). Lighting designs for dance include Drinking Dust (Junk Ensemble), Niche and Dialogue (Corp Feasa), Suedehead (Rex Levitates), Palimpsest, How Did We Get Here?, A Thing of Beauty and a Joy Forever (Ciotog). Sinéad graduated from Trinity College in 2004 where she studied Drama and Theatre and is a founding member of Randolf SD | The Company. She received an Irish Times Theatre Award for Best Lighting Design in 2007 for Saved and Don Carlos.
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