NICK WINSTON 

Director & Choreographer

West End: Director & Choreographer of Bonnie & Clyde (Garrick; WhatsOnStage Award for Best New Musical); Your Lie in April (Harold Pinter); Death Note (The Lyric); Chess in Concert starring Samantha Barks (Theatre Royal Drury Lane; WhatsOnStage Award nomination for Best Concert) Wild About You starring Eric McCormack (Drury Lane); The Secret Garden (London Palladium); Choreographer: Annie starring Miranda Hart (Piccadilly); Loserville(Garrick;  Olivier Award nomination for Best New Musical).   

International: Director & Choreographer: Mad Hatter (Elgin, Toronto); We Will Rock You (World Tour; Winner of four Naldei Awards including Best Musical Production); Buddy:The Buddy Holly Story (South Africa); Chess (Tokyo, Winner – Outstanding Choreography Award, Japan); An American in Paris(Linz); Choreographer: Waiting For Godot (Lincoln Centre); Annie (Ed Mirvish, Toronto); The Pajama Game (Japan); Kiss Me, Kate (Théâtre du Châtelet); Sweeney Todd (Royal Danish Opera); The Adventures of Pinocchio (Sadlers Wells; Minnesota Opera).

Regional & Notional Tours; Director & Choreographer: Burlesque (Manchester Opera House); Shrek (UK Tour; Hammersmith Apollo);Mame starring Tracie Bennett (seven WhatsOnStage Award nominations – including Best Revival and Best Choreography; Hope Mill); Club Tropicana (UK Tour); Rock of Ages (UK Tour; Berlin); The Wedding Singer; Fame (UK Tour; Troubadour Wembley); Guys & Dolls; Carousel; Half a Sixpence; Cats (Kilworth House); Bugsy Malone; A Midsummer Nights Dream (Curve). 

Film: Nick directed the feature film, Tomorrow Morning starring Samantha Barks, Ramin Karimloo and Dame Joan Collins (Amazon). His highly acclaimed concert production of Bonnie & Clyde starring Jeremy Jordan at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane is now available to stream. His production of Fame is available on BroadwayHD. 

Television: Nick had the honor of directing The Royal Variety Performance for HRH The Prince of Wales (ITV); as Choreographer: Shakespeare Live: From the RSC (BAFTA Award nomination for Best Entertainment); Sondheim at 80 starring Dame Judi Dench (Royal Albert Hall); Miranda: My Such Fun Celebration (BBC) and The Diplomat starring Kerri Russell (Netflix).

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