05 Dec Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas by Hunter S. Thompson, adapted by Lou Stein
set & costume
The Gate at the Latchmere and The Fortune Theatre, London
director: Lou Stein
Set design for theatre / television / film
Wallace was among those who, with Lou Stein, started the Gate Theatre in London. She also worked as set and costume designer for the Foco Novo Theatre Company, with playwrights Howard Brenton, Alfred Fagan, Tundi Ikoli, and at the Tricycle Theatre with director Nicholas Kent, among others.
In television, she worked for Hat Trick Productions, Talk Back Productions, the BBC and Television South, on Have I Got News for You, Drop the Dead Donkey and the Ruth Rendell Mysteries, among others.
These selected productions span 1977 – 1994. A full list of productions is included on the résumé.pdf.
set & costume
The Gate at the Latchmere and The Fortune Theatre, London
director: Lou Stein
art direction
Hat Trick Productions [television]
production design: Graeme Story
set & costume
The Gate, London
director: Lou Stein
set & costume
Foco Novo Theatre Company
touring & Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London
director: Roland Rees
set & costume
The Gate at The Latchmere, London
director: Tom Conti
Four Hundred Pounds
set & costume
Foco Novo Theatre Company
touring & Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London
director: Roland Rees
Conversations in Exile
set & costume
Foco Novo Theatre Company
touring & Royal Court Theatre Upstairs, London
director: Roland Rees
art direction
13-part film for TVS [Television South]
production design: Christine Ruscoe
set & costume
The Gate, London
director: Lou Stein
set & costume
The Tricycle Theatre, London
director: Nicholas Kent
set & costume
The Gate, London
director: Lou Stein
set & costume
The Gate, London
director: Lou Stein
set & costume
Central School of Speech and Drama, London
director: Tony Falkingham
art direction
Noel Gay Television
production design: Graeme Storey
with the Muppets and Jim Hensen