A lone performer sits under a narrow beam of light while another performer watches from an upper side window of the dark set.

Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation Theatre, ArtsEd2019

Zero for the Young Dudes!

The Production

ArtsEd’s 2019 graduating BA Acting production of Alistair McDowall’s Zero for the Young Dudes! was staged at the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation Theatre as part of a double bill with The Sewing Group. The production was directed by Madelaine Moore.

24 photographs in the curated edit

Director: Madelaine Moore
Lighting Design: Martha Godfrey
Set & Costume Design: Elin Steele
Sound Design: Ben White
Commissioned by: ArtsEd
Photography: Steve Gregson

A performer in an orange shirt leans through a wooden window frame and points outward beneath yellow bunting.

A line of performers stands across a blue-lit wooden stage with bunting and open framing around them.

A performer in an orange shirt sits on the floor with a towel around her neck, looking directly ahead.

Two performers in orange shirts stand to one side beneath smoky overhead beams, with a wooden doorway and bunting behind them.

A performer in an orange shirt and neckerchief aims a prop rifle across the frame with an intense expression.

A group of performers marches forward between two placard holders on a blue-lit wooden stage.

Two performers in orange shirts embrace closely in cool blue light against a dark background.

A lone performer sits with their back to the audience in a small pool of light within a large dark stage frame.

A blood-stained performer clasps his hands near his face while others bend around him in a tense close grouping.

A group of performers huddle tightly on the central platform under deep blue stage lighting.

A performer in an orange shirt holds a placard reading “Land of my birth, land of my people” beside the stage structure.

Two performers stand apart at microphones on a blue-lit stage, facing one another across the space.

Several performers crowd around a blood-stained performer at centre stage while others kneel at his feet.

A performer stands at a microphone in an isolated blue pool of light on a mostly dark stage.

A seated performer in an orange shirt and long socks looks forward while several others stand behind her on the wooden set.

An ensemble gathers around a central doorway on a wooden stage structure, lit by warm and cool theatrical light.

Two performers in orange shirts concentrate on a small dark object held up between them.

A performer kneels alone on a small raised platform beneath bunting and the wooden stage frame.

An ensemble faces forward with raised arms across the wooden stage, lit by blue and warm light.

A blood-stained performer stands beside a metal trough while another performer in orange bends toward his leg.

A central performer stands alone in blue light while others wait in small groups at the edges of the stage.

A performer in a red top and neckerchief stands alone on the central platform in cool blue light.

A single performer in orange stands in a narrow amber spotlight beneath dark stage framing.

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