Agnes Treplin

Agnes has worked on many productions for opera, dance, theatre, musicals, film and TV in the UK and internationally.

Her most recent design credits include: Who Do We Think We Are? (Southwark Playhouse), A Dashing Fellow (New Diorama Theatre London), Werther. Sprache der Liebe (Hans Otto Theater, Potsdam, Germany), Warsaw Melody (Arcola Theatre), Am Horizont (Hans Otto Theater, Germany), Consultants and Man in the Middle (Theatre 503, London), The Last 5 Years (Barbican), Land of the Gypsies (Grand Theatre, Casino du Liban, Lebanon), The Marriage of Figaro and Don Pasquale (ETO), The Rise of the Phoenix; Gibran The Prophet and Don Quixote for the Byblos International Festival in Lebanon, Al Mutanabbi (Baalbek Festival, Lebanon), Xenobia (Dubai), Der Freischuetz (National Theatre of Iceland), Othello (Basingstoke Theatre). She has also designed numerous productions for Guildhall School of Music, LAMDA and RADA.

Agnes is also engaged in ongoing research projects addressing costume in performance and most recently produced and designed a costume performance and subsequent film in collaboration with the National Gallery, London College of Fashion, exhibited at the NG and Shoreditch Town Hall. She has taught Theatre Design at Central Saint Martin’s College for over 10 years and is currently course director for the MA Costume Design for Performance at London College of Fashion.

She is currently designing a new musical of Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves for The Beiteddine Festival, Lebanon Aug 2015.