I took part in an interview with Digital Theatre, talking about getting into sound design, my process and experiences. You can view it here:
Digital Theatre interview
Current / Recent projects:
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child - Palace Theatre (West End) and Lyric Theatre (Broadway). Director: John Tiffany. Music by Imogen Heap. 2017 Olivier Award for Best Sound Design
Wings - Young Vic Theatre. Director: Natalie Abrahami
B & Victory Condition - Royal Court Theatre. Director: Sam Pritchard & Vicky Featherstone.
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - Apollo Theatre. Director: Benedict Andrews. Starring Sienna Miller and Jack O'Connell
The Discovery Adventures - Land Rover / Cecilia. A 7 part family drama podcast recorded binaurally. Listen here (with headphones!)
Hear Their There Here - iPhone/Android app-based sound-walk around Brooklyn Bridge Park. Director: Geoff Sobelle
David Bowie is - Barcelona, V&A Museum touring exhibition.
Draw Me Close - VR experience for the NT's Immersive storytelling studio, selected for Tribeca and Venice Film Festivals
Cla'am - Short film. Director: Nathaniel Martello-White. Winner Raindance Festival award for Best UK Short Film.
Fraulein Julie - Schaubuhne, Berlin. Directed by Katie Mitchell.
The Cat in the Hat - MTI / National Theatre. Directed by Katie Mitchell
The Encounter - Broadway, Complicite. Director: Simon McBurney. Winner of Special Tony Award for Sound Design, as well as Drama Desk, Helpmann and Evening Standard Awards for sound design.
Gareth Fry is an award winning sound designer best known for creating work with leading UK theatre directors such as John Tiffany, Complicite's Simon McBurney, Sacha Wares and Katie Mitchell. He is a founder and chairman of the Association of Sound Designers. He is an expert in binaural sound, as used in Complicite's The Encounter for which he has won multiple awards. He was asked by Danny Boyle to design the sound effects for the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games. He won the 2007 Olivier Award for his work on "Waves" at the National Theatre with Katie Mitchell, for which he was described by The Guardian newspaper as "visionary". He won the 2009 Olivier Award for his work on National Theatre of Scotland's "Black Watch" directed by John Tiffany, and...