Lez Brotherston

Lez Brotherston is a British set and costume designer.^[1] He trained at the Central School of Art and Design, graduating in theatre design in 1984. He was a production designer of Letter to Brezhnev in the same year. He has worked in dance, theatre, opera, musicals and film, and has collaborated with Matthew Bourne. He won the Olivier Award for Cinderella and the Tony Award for Swan Lake.^[2] web site lezbrotherston.com

References

Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Set Design (1976–2000)

Boris Aronson (1976) Santo Loquasto (1977) Robin Wagner (1978) John Wulp (1979) John Lee Beatty (1980) John Lee Beatty (1981) Robin Wagner (1982) Ming Cho Lee (1983) Tony Straiges (1984) Heidi Ettinger (1985) Tony Walton (1986) John Napier (1987) Maria Björnson (1988) Santo Loquasto (1989) Robin Wagner (1990) Heidi Ettinger (1991) Tony Walton (1992) John Arnone and Wendall K. Harrington (1993) Ian MacNeil (1994) Eugene Lee (1995) Scott Bradley, play/Brian Thomson, musical (1996) David Gallo and Jan Hartley, play/Christina Poddubiuk, James Noone, and Robin Phillips, musical (1997) The Quay Brothers, play/Richard Hudson, musical (1998) Richard Hoover, play/Lez Brotherston, musical (1999) David Gallo, play/Robin Wagner, musical (2000)

Complete list (1969–1975) (1976–2000) (2001–2025)

Tony Award for Best Costume Design (1976–2004)

Florence Klotz (1976) Theoni V. Aldredge / Santo Loquasto (1977) Edward Gorey (1978) Franne Lee (1979) Theoni V. Aldredge (1980) Willa Kim (1981) William Ivey Long (1982) John Napier (1983) Theoni V. Aldredge (1984) Florence Klotz (1985) Patricia Zipprodt (1986) John Napier (1987) Maria Björnson (1988) Claudio Segovia and Héctor Orezzoli (1989) Santo Loquasto (1990) Willa Kim (1991) William Ivey Long (1992) Florence Klotz (1993) Ann Hould-Ward (1994) Florence Klotz (1995) Roger Kirk (1996) Judith Dolan (1997) Julie Taymor (1998) Lez Brotherston (1999) Martin Pakledinaz (2000) William Ivey Long (2001) Martin Pakledinaz (2002) William Ivey Long (2003) Susan Hilferty (2004)

Complete list (1947–1975) (1976–2004) (2005-present (Play)) (2005-present (Musical))

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