Peter Hartwell, photo by David Cooper
Peter is a set and costume designer based in Niagara-On-the-Lake, Ontario. I had the pleasure to speak with him at his home in May of 2017. Peter spent the first 1/2 of his career in the UK, working with the likes of Max Stafford Clark at the Royal Court, and since 1991 has distinguished himself in Canada as one of its leading designers.
Links
Queen's University Drama Program
Margaret "Percy" Harris, from the Motley Theatre Design School
English National Opera at the Sadler's Wells
Saved by Edward Bond
The Royal Court Theatre, London and from The Telegraph
George Devine and Tony Richardson
Sophie Harris, of The Motley's
William Gaskel (The Royal Court)
The Farm at the Royal Court
Guy Sprung talking about the start of the Half-Moon Theatre
Come Together at the Royal Court
Timeon Alsacker
Phaedra Britanica at the National Theatre, designed by Tanya Moiseivitch
The Cut in Waterloo at the Old Vic
Weapons of Happiness by Howard Brenton Directed by David Hare at the Littleton Theatre
Portable Theatre with Snoo Wilson and Howard Brenton
The Speakers by Heathcote Williams
Il Campiello by Goldoni at the National Theatre
The Olivier Stage at the National Theatre
A Mad World, My Masters by Barrie Keeffe produced by Joint Stock
Simon Callow and Gillian Barge
The Roundhouse Theatre in London
The Riverside Studios and Peter Gill
Roots by Arnold Wesker at the Young Vic
Stuart Birge at the Royal Court
Cloud 9 by Joint Stock and Royal Court
Top Girls, Serious Money, by Carol Churchill and Our Country's Good
The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists with Harriet Walter
Roman Litchinsky from Canadian diplomatic core
Scenes From an Execution by Howard Barker
MacBeth at (Royal) Winnipeg Theatre Centre
Of The Fields Lately By David French with Randy Hughson directed by Bill Glassco
The Ten-Minute Alibi at the Shaw Festival
The Old Woman, by Daniil Kharms
The Devil's Disciple at The Shaw Festival
Waste directed by Neil Munro at the Shaw Festival
Rat and the Skull directed by Max Stafford Clark
Serious Money directed by Max Stafford Clark
Anita Rochon at the Belfry Theatre Alice Monroe Short Stories
Jane Dagg (development at Shaw Festival)
Rod Hilliard