Designing Emil and the Detectives | National Theatre

How do you recreate 1920s Berlin through the eyes of a child for the Olivier Theatre stage?
Bunny Christie talks about her approach in designing Carl Miller's adaptation of Emil and the Detectives, collaborating with the Lighting Designer and Animation & Projection Designer to bring the sense of adventure to life.
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Another show that just dissapeared. The NT love putting on shows and never put them on again, what happens to them, because I can’t help thinking that they just die. But there’s nothing in the NT’s FAQs about this.

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what do you mean? most National productions finish with the end of their run unless some producer funds a transfer to the West End or it's a massive hit. would love to see a revival of this tho.

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