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Opens 4 April 2008 - New London Theatre, Drury Lane.

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Costume DesignerAndreane Neofitou

ANDREANE NEOFITOU (Costume Design) Andy’s highly acclaimed costume designs for the Royal Shakespeare Company led to her outstanding success with Les Miserables - still playing in the West End – and her beautifully researched period costumes won her a coveted Tony Award nomination. She also designed the costumes for another huge international success Miss Saigon directed Nicholas Hytner at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, and both productions continue world-wide.

Andy’s other major costume designs for London and the West End include Grease at the Dominion Theatre - currently at the Piccadilly Theatre, The Baker’s Wife and Timon Of Athens  - with David Suchet in the title role - both directed by Trevor Nunn, The Far Pavilions, Peter Pan at the Royal National Theatre directed by John Caird, and the arena production of Bizet’s opera Carmen at The Royal Albert Hall directed by Frank Dunlop.

Among Andy’s many international credits are Nabucco directed by Elijah Moshinsky for New York’s Metropolitan Opera, Miss Julie in Athens, the musical Jane Eyre directed by John Caird on Broadway - for which she received an Outer Critics Circle Award nomination - and Cameron Mackintosh’s revised version of Martin Guerre in the United States.

Her credits with the Royal Shakespeare Company include The Changeling directed by Michael Attenborough, Bill Alexander’s production of The Merchant Of Venice with Antony Sher, and Fair Maid Of The West directed by Trevor Nunn for the opening of the Swan Theatre at Stratford.  She designed the costumes for Hedda Gabler with Glenda Jackson at the Aldwych, in Canada and the USA, Once In A Lifetime at the Aldwych and the Piccadilly, Peter Pan at the Barbican, and Nicholas Nickleby at Stratford and in the United States winning the Critics’ Award for Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design.

Among Andy’s film credits are Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead starring Richard Dreyfuss directed by Tom Stoppard, and Still Life with Roger Daltrey.

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