Current / Recent projects:
Harry Potter And The Cursed Child - Palace Theatre (West End), Lyric Theatre (Broadway), Princess Theatre (Melbourne). Director: John Tiffany. Music by Imogen Heap. 2017 Olivier Award and 2018 Tony Award for Best Sound Design.
Cornucopia - Björk - The Shed, New York. Directed by John Tiffany.
The Encounter - Complicité, with Pete Malkin. Director: Simon McBurney. Winner of Special Tony Award for Sound Design, and Drama Desk, Helpmann and Evening Standard Awards for sound design.
The Barber Shop Chronicles - National Theatre and USA tour. Director: Bijan Sheibani.
Omay, Between The Ears - BBC Radio 3. Produced by David Waters. Listen here (with headphones)
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
Draw Me Close - VR experience for the NT's Immersive storytelling studio, selected for Tribeca and Venice Film Festivals
Fraulein Julie - Schaubuhne, Berlin. Directed by Katie Mitchell.
The Cat in the Hat - MTI / National Theatre. Directed by Katie Mitchell
Gareth Fry is a multi award winning sound designer, best known for his cutting-edge work in theatre, and his collaborations with many leading UK theatre directors and companies. He has also designed events and exhibitions, from the V&A’s landmark David Bowie Is exhibition, to being asked by Danny Boyle to design the sound effects for the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games. He is a founder and ex-chair of the Association of Sound Designers, which supports those in, and entering, the UK theatre sound industry. He is an expert in using binaural sound, as used in Complicité's The Encounter, for which he has won multiple awards. He is the only sound designer to have won three Olivier Awards for his work; and the only sound designer to have won two Tony Awards.
I worked with Create Future, Expedia and Brand USA to plan their Sound Travels campaign, highlighting aspects of a variety of American cities and locations to encourage people to visit. It eventually involved location recording in binaural sound across the USA by Clatter&Din