Andy is an award-winning lighting designer working in theatre, circus, community and educational projects. Lighting design projects include:The Long Goodbye (MIF/BAM); I Have Met The Enemy (Common Wealth); Hang (Sheffield Crucible); Into The Light (Frantic Assembly & Hijinx); The Kneebone Cadillac, 49 Donkeys Hanged, The Man with the Hammer, The Here and This and Now (Theatre Royal, Plymouth); Under Milk Wood (Northern Stage); Dennis of Penge (Annie Siddons); Radical Acts (Common Wealth); Toast (The Lowry); The Siege (The Freedom Theatre, Palestine, UK and US tour); We're Still Here (National Theatre Wales / Common Wealth); Love's Labour's Lost (Royal Academy of Music); Any Port in a Storm (Giffords Circus); Invincible (Original Theatre); Girls (Soho Theatre / Talawa / Hightide Festival); RISE (Old Vic); A Midsummer Night's Dream, Hänsel und Gretel (Royal College of Music); One Million Tiny Plays About Britain (Watermill); Merlin (Nuffield, Southampton); Stay Another Song, Turning a Little Further (Young Vic); The Nutcracker (The Unicorn); Othello, No Way Back, The Believers, Lovesong (Frantic Assembly); Cooped (Spymonkey); The Arrival (Tamasha); Rock Pool (Inspector Sands); Beautiful Burnout (Frantic Assembly/National Theatre of Scotland); Mess (Caroline Horton); Little Dogs (National Theatre Wales/Frantic Assembly); Stockholm (Sydney Theatre Company/Frantic Assembly); Babel (Stan Won't Dance); Ida Barr and Office Party (Barbican); Home Inverness (National Theatre of Scotland); Outre and Ren-Sa (Array).He designed regularly for The National Centre for Circus Arts, has toured extensively with Propeller, Frantic Assembly, The National Theatre of Scotland and Spymonkey, and worked on La Clique and La Soiree at The Roundhouse and in the West End. He was recently lighting design associate on Zoonation's Message in a Bottle and for Spiegelworld's workshop production We Are Here at La Mama, NYC.Represented by Davina Shah at TEAM

Project manager for "Airship Dreams", a heritage-led artistic enquiry into Bedford’s identity as the historical centre of the UK’s airship industry supported by Arts Council England, National Lottery Heritage Fund, The Harpur Trust, The Higgins Bedford and the Airship Heritage Trust.

A VR storytelling studio run by theatre-makers.We use our theatre principles and practices to make amazing narrative virtual reality content.We put you at the centre of the story and move the story around you.We believe in bodies, spaces, stories and the relative motion between them.Relative Motion was founded in London in 2012, originally working to craft exceptional, innovative theatre productions anchored in authentic performances, vibrant spaces and compelling stories. Now we use the same principles to create extraordinary VR. We provide high-quality digital engagement for arts, heritage and commercial organisations, and intimate, ​moving experiences for audiences.​​Virtual Reality is a space, not a frame.As theatre makers spatial storytelling is at the heart of what we do. Our team believes in bodies, spaces, stories and the relative motion between them and we make VR experiences that harness the power of these elements.www.relativemotion.co.uk

An archiving and local social history project centred on The Gordon Craig Theatre in Stevenage.Delivered in partnership with Stevenage Arts Guild, Stevenage Museum and The Gordon Craig Theatre, with support from National Lottery Heritage Fund.www.storiesfromthegordoncraig.org.ukwww.thegordoncraigtheatrearchive.org.uk

A partnership of Stevenage Arts Guild and Stevenage Museum, creating and reinvigorating interest in Edward Gordon Craig's life and work in his birthplace of Stevenage & beyond, 50 years after his death. Featuring a newly curated exhibition at Stevenage Museum, companion website, volunteer opportunities, educational resources and events throughout 2016 and into 2017. Funded by Heritage Lottery Fund. @GordonCraig1872 www.whoisgordoncraig.co.uk www.edwardgordoncraig.co.uk

Igniting sustainable culture change in the live production industryThe Sustainability in Production Alliance (SiPA) is a community of allies working throughout the life-cycle and supply chain of live production igniting sustainable cultural change in our industry.