Alex is a multidisciplinary designer, artist, and visual storyteller, specialising in theatre and opera. Alex’s practice is rooted in the quiet power of costume, set, and visual design to communicate character, emotion, and narrative.

For Alex, both costume and set are not just physical elements, but vital extensions of character and story, fostering silent dialogue between performer and audience.

He trained at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, where he graduated with First Class Honours in 2018. He is also a visiting lecturer for the Theatre Practice courses there working with the next generations of theatre makers.
Over the years, Alex has collaborated with some of the most respected directors and designers in the industry, including Antony McDonald, Richard Jones, Tamara Rojo, Terry Gilliam, Stewart Laing, Robert Styles, Ian Wooldridge, Sarah Beaton, John McFarlane, Michael Levine, Robert Jones, Merle Hensel, Ben Stones, Jon Morrell, and many others.

His work has graced some of the UK's most prestigious institutions, including the Royal Court Theatre, Royal Opera House, The Old Vic Theatre, Theatre Royal Bath, and the English National Ballet.
Internationally, Alex has contributed to high-profile productions with the Canadian Opera Company, Park Avenue Armory in New York, and the Bregenz Festival in Austria. His expertise and vision have played key roles in award-winning productions, including Katya Kabanova and Alcina (both at the Royal Opera House), which won Olivier Awards for Best New Opera Production.

In addition to his work as a designer, Alex is a scenic and costume graphic artist contributing to major stage productions and events. Recent credits include Operation Mincemeat (Fortune Theatre / Broadway), Hansel & Gretel (Royal Opera House), The Hills of California (Harold Pinter Theatre / Broadway), The Constituent (The Old Vic), As You Like It (Sohoplace), Hope Has a Happy Meal (Royal Court Theatre), Assassins (Chichester Festival), All of It (Royal Court Theatre), The Other Boleyn Girl (Chichester Festival), The Unfriend (Wyndham’s Theatre), Pygmalion (The Old Vic), among many others.
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