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PAUL ARDITTI - Sound Design

Paul won the 2006 Olivier Award for Best Sound Design for his work on Billy Elliot.

Paul’s other work with Stephen Daldry includes Far Away (Royal Court/West End/New York – Lucille Lortel Award Nomination 2003); The Kitchen; Via Dolorosa; This Is A Chair; Rat In The Skull; Body Talk; Search and Destroy.

Other recent sound designs include: Market Boy (National Theatre); The Bee (Soho Theatre); Enemies (Almeida); The Crucible (RSC and Gielgud Theatre); Festen (Almeida, West End, Broadway - Evening Standard Award for Best Design 2004 with Ian MacNeil and Jean Kalman, and an Olivier Award nomination 2005); Tintin (Young Vic at Barbican Theatre); Trade (RSC and Soho Theatre); As You Like It (RSC and Novello Theatre); Mary Stuart (Donmar & West End); Blood Wedding (Almeida); Sleeping Beauty (Young Vic, Barbican, Broadway); Six Pictures
of Lee Miller (Chichester); The President of an Empty Room (NT); The Pillowman (NT & Broadway: winner of the Broadway Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Sound Design 2005 & Olivier Award nomination for Best Sound Design 2004); A Girl In A Car With A Man (Royal Court); The Permanent Way (NT / Out of Joint); Just So (Chichester); Cruel and Tender (Young Vic, Vienna & Chichester Festivals).


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