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2 performers on stage with backlighting and stepladders with minimal props

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2 performers on stage with backlighting and stepladders with minimal props

image provided by helen murray

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Placemaking

RSC (Barbican Theatre, London)

Twelfth Night

year
2025
capabilities
Asset Coordination
Integration
Service & Support
Machinery Automation
Programming & Training

The RSC approached TAIT with the challenge of automating their production of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night at London’s Barbican Theatre.

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TAIT Navigator and our Polaris console were deployed alongside BT2 winches from our extensive reconfigurable inventory, to automate a nine tonne pipe organ wagon.
performers looking out to audience in front of large pipes and piano

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A striking backdrop for the show’s action, this was supplemented by one of our performer flying winches, which added a dynamic and further comical element to Shakespeare’s fantastical world as dreamt up by James Cotterill.

2 female performers on stage

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Ensemble of performers dancing on stage

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2 male performers singing in front of christmas theme piano

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2 female performers on stage

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Ensemble of performers dancing on stage

image provided by helen murray

2 male performers singing in front of christmas theme piano

image provided by helen murray

female performer in black dress posing in front of wooden decorated wall

image provided by helen murray

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Credits
Client
Royal Shakespeare Company
Venue
Barbican Theatre London
Set Designer
James Cotterill
Director
Prasanna Puwanarajah
Production Manager
Matt Aston
RSC Head of Automation
Haydn Wright