Joshie Harriette
Photo Credit: Jack Thomson
Awards
Winner
2023 - Black British Theatre Awards for Lighting Recognition Award
Nominations
2023 - Offies Theatre Award for Lighting Design for Sucker Punch at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch
2023 - Offies Theatre Award for Lighting Design for The Instrumentals at Little Angel Theatre
2022 - Black British Theatre Awards for Lighting Recognition Award
2022- Black British Theatre Award for Best Dance Production for Saturn Returns at Queen Elizabeth Hall which Joshie designed the Lighting.
2022 - Dublin Fringe Awards for Best Production for Oliver Cromwell is Really Very Sorry for which Joshie designed the Lighting.
Joshie is a Lighting Designer based in London. Originally trained as a dancer, Joshie is fascinated with the physicality, musicality and emotionality lights can embody. They created a version of The Rite of Spring - 'The Lite of Spring’, choreographed solely with light.
“The Instrumentals - Little Angel Theatre
...and Joshie Harriette’s groovy lighting transforms the stage into a disco of delight.”
“Say Something - National Dance Company Wales
Against Joshie Harriette’s brightly hued lighting, and dressed in street casual clothes in greys with bands of pink and lime green, they might be a group of friends out clubbing.”
“Sucker Punch - Queens Theatre Hornchurch
It’s all set off by Joshie Harriette’s dramatic lighting, which fills the space with warm, muggy shadows then cuts to louche neon pinks and purples that add a little flair to the fight scenes.”
Gallery
2023
Production |
Company |
|---|---|
| Nutcracker | Tuff Nutt Jazz Club, Southbank Centre, Dir. & Chor. Drew McOnie |
| The Legends of Them | Brixton House, Dir. Jo McInnes |
| Dream of Delphi | UK Tour, Bat For Lashes | Cake - The Musical | UK Tour, Dir. Drew McOnie |
| Sucker Punch | Queens Theatre Hornchurch & UK Tour, Dir. Nathan Powell, Des. Sandra Falase | Outcast | Scottish Ballet, Chor. Dickson Mbi |
| Say Something | National Dance Company Wales, Chor. Sarah Golding & Yukiko Masui | Hot House | UK Tour, Chor. Richard Chappell |
| Eve and Cain | Queens Theatre Hornchurch, Dir. Sonny Nwachukwu | The Instrumentals | UK Tour, Dir. Mia Jerome |
| Karrasekare | International Tour, Chor. Igor X Moreno | Jazz Arts Rewired Festival | The Place, BOP Jazz |
| S T I M U L I | The Place, Chor. Hannah Ekholm/Floating Points | Skunk without K is sun | Tramway Glasgow, Dir. Louise Ahl |
2022
Production |
Company |
|---|---|
| Prime Time (Art Installation) | Hayward Gallery, Southbank, Artist Anthea Hamilton |
| Emerging | Lowry Theatre, Dir. Naissa Bjørn, Daniela Essert & Søren Nielson |
| Warrior Queens | Sadlers Wells, Chor. Anthea Hamilton |
| Oliver Cromwell is Really Very Sorry | Dublin Fringe & Ireland Tour, Dir. Xnthony |
| Saturn Returns | Queen Elizabeth Hall, Dir. Sonny Nwachukwu |
| Noise | BBC Arts Interactive Film, Dir. Neus Gil Cortés |
| SAY Album | The Place & UK Tour, Dir. Sarah Golding & Yukiko Masui |
| We are all made of stars | Fierce Festival, Dir. Freddie Wulf |
| Chiaroscuro, Anniversary V | The Mandrake Hotel, Dir. Magnus Westwell |
| A Broken Bridge | Camden People's Theatre, Dir. Jasmine Chiu |
| Evelyn | London Contemporary Dance, Dir. Suzy Wilson & Paul Clark |
| The Monocle | Dance City Newcastle & UK Tour, Chor. Mathieu Geffré |
2021
Production |
Company |
|---|---|
| Opto Nano | UK Tour, Chor. Jack Philp |
| Call to Arms | Ugly Duck, London, Chor. Anna Lann & Yonathan Trichter |
| Infinite Ways Home | UK Tour, Chor. Richard Chappell |
| On the Way To | Conde Duque, Chor. Yen-Ching Lin |