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Nick Winston is an English director and choreographer working in theatre, opera and film.
His previous credits as director and choreographer include The Secret Garden (London Palladium, 2022); Chess (Drury Lane, 2022); Shrek The Musical (Eventim Apollo; UK Tour, 2023); Fame (Peacock Theatre; Troubadour; UK tour, 2019); Mame (Hope Mill Theatre, 2019); Rock of Ages (UK tour, 2018 and 2021); Club Tropicana (UK tour, 2019); The Wedding Singer (Troubadour, 2020; UK tour, 2017); We Will Rock You (world tour, 2022);[4]Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story (Artscape, Cape Town, 2023); An American in Paris (National Theatre, Linz, 2018); Chess (Tokyo, 2020); Guys and Dolls;[when?]Carousel (2022); Half a Sixpence (2022); Cats (Kilworth House, 2019); Bugsy Malone[when?] and Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream (Curve, 2017).[citation needed]
Winston's work as choreographer includes Annie at the Piccadilly Theatre;[when?] the original West End production of Loserville at the Garrick in 2020, which received an Olivier Award nomination for Best New Musical;[citation needed] Druids’ production of Waiting for Godot, which toured America and played a season at the Lincoln Center in New York; Kiss Me Kate at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris[when?] and The Adventures of Pinocchio for Minnesota Opera.[when?][citation needed]
Winston directed a 2022 film adaptation of the musical Tomorrow Morning (Amazon).[citation needed] He directed The Royal Variety Show in the presence of HRH The Prince of Wales, hosted by Miranda Hart for ITV in 2027. His other work on screen includes Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration (BBC, 2019); Sondheim at 80 starring Dame Judi Dench (BBC),[when?]Shakespeare Live: From the RSC (BBC)[when?] and The Diplomat (Netflix).[when?][citation needed]
Sweeney Todd (Royal Exchange & West Yorkshire Playhouse)
To Sir With Love (Royal & Derngate & National Tour)
Loserville (Garrick Theatre, West End & West Yorkshire Playhouse - Olivier Award nomination: Best New Musical[citation needed])
Moses The 10 Commandments (World Premiere, Theatre St Gallen)
I Dreamed a Dream (national tour, LPA Award: Best Musical)
Horrid Henry: Live and Horrid! (West End and tour)
The Band Wagon (Sadler's Wells)
The Wizard of Oz (Royal Festival Hall)
Elaine Paige in concert (Royal Festival Hall and tour)
Annie (West Yorkshire Playhouse)
A Christmas Carol (Birmingham Rep and West Yorkshire Playhouse)
Crash (West Yorkshire Playhouse)
Death of a Salesman (West Yorkshire Playhouse)
Merrily We Roll Along (Clwyd Theatr Cymru)
Sugar (Pimlico Opera)
Follies (Royal Theatre, Northampton)
Love Story (Minerva Theatre, Chichester)
The Cherry Orchard (Birmingham Rep)
Dancing at Lughnasa (Birmingham Rep)
Cling to Me Like Ivy (Birmingham Rep)
Fings Ain't Wot They Used t'Be (Union Theatre)
You're a Good Man Charlie Brown (Tabard Theatre)
Stepping Out, The Mountaintop (Derby Playhouse)
Alfie (Watford Palace)
Loserville: the Musical (South Hill Park Arts Centre)
Out There (Riverside Studios)
Much Ado About Nothing, The Tempest (Guilford Shakespeare Company)
Putting It Together (Harrogate Theatre)
The Fantasticks (Harrogate Theatre)
Bouncers (Harrogate Theatre)
Side by Side by Sondheim (Harrogate Theatre)
The Thing About Men (Kings Head Theatre)
Let Us Fly (Kings Head Theatre)
Forbidden City (Esplanade Theatre, Singapore)
A Twist Of Fate (Esplanade Theatre, Singapore)
The Snow Queen (Esplanade Theatre, Singapore)
Joseph and his Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Guernsey)
By Jeeves (UK Tour)
Tell Me on a Sunday starring Claire Sweeney (UK Tour)
Eden End (UK Tour)
Hormonal Housewives (UK Tour)
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (national tours)
Dorothy Fields Forever (kings Head Theatre)
Side by Side by Sondheim - 25th Anniversary (The Stables)
Operaedit
The Adventures of Pinocchio (Opera North/Sadler's Wells/Chemnitz Opera/Minnesota Opera/Moscow)
Il Turco in Italia (Garsington Opera)
Kiss Me Kate (Bonn Opera)
Benzin (Chemnitz Opera)
Fortunio (Grange Park Opera)
The Cunning Little Vixen (Ryedale Festival).
Sweeney Todd (La Monnaie)
Television and filmedit
Tomorrow Morning (Kaleidoscope Pictures, 2022)
Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration The London Palladium (BBC) (2019)
The Royal Variety Performance 2017 (Stage Director & Choreographer, ITV, The London Palladium)
Shakespeare Live!From The RSC (BBC2, RSC BAFTA nomination: Live Entertainment[citation needed])
Sondheim at 80 (BBC Proms, Royal Albert Hall)
High School Dance (E4)
The Adventures of Pinocchio (Opus Arte)
Music videos for Bob the Builder (Universal).
Referencesedit
^"Bonnie & Clyde review at Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, directed by Nick Winston and starring Alex James-Hatton, Katie Tonkinson and Catherine Tyldesley". The Stage. Retrieved 19 April 2024.
^Maxwell, Dominick (9 March 2024). "Bonnie & Clyde review – sing when you're shooting". The Times. Retrieved 19 April 2024.
^"Death Note the Musical Plays London's Lyric Theatre Starting September 7". playbill.com. 7 September 2023.
^Wild, Stephi. "We Will Rock You Announces All-South African Cast", BroadwayWorld, 31 August 2022
^Gans, Andrew. "Todrick Hall and More Join Cast of World Premiere of Burlesque Musical", Playbill, 7 February 2024