Bringing stories to life with immersive, captivating design for stage, events, and installations.

Projects

CRIPtic Arts: The Acts | Barbican

Set & Costume Design
Jamie Allan's Amaze | Criterion Theatre

Set Design
Brainiac Live | Marylebone Theatre

Set & Costume Design
Olivier Award Nominated ‘Best Family Show’
The Yellow Wallpaper | Sadlers Wells

Associate Set & Costume Design
Wonderland In Alice | Octagon Theatre

Set Design
Poster Chandelier | London Transport Museum

Installation Design
Spectrum Roundel | Transport for London

Installation Design
Stranger Things: The First Shadow

Graphic Design
Paddington LocComotion | Blenheim Palace

Set & Costume Design

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About

Based in London, Damien is a Designer for Stage, Events, and Installations.

With a passion for immersive storytelling, he has worked across theatre, opera, and live experiences, collaborating with major names in the industry. His designs range from transforming Blenheim Palace for Paddington™ LoComotion to crafting the Spectrum Roundel Installation for Transport for London.

Recent work includes The Acts (Barbican), Jamie Allens Amaze (Criterion Theatre) Wonderland in Alice (Octagon Theatre), The Yellow Wallpaper (Sadler’s Wells & Czech National Theatre, associate designer), and Brainiac Live (Marylebone Theatre & Dubai Opera House) which was nominated for the 2025 Olivier Award for Best Family Show.

Beyond design, Damien’s graphic work has appeared in over 100 West End, Broadway, and international productions, including Hamilton, Phantom of the Opera, Back to the Future, and Stranger Things: The First Shadow.

During the pandemic, he co-founded Theatre Support Fund+, raising over £1 million for industry workers through The Show Must Go On! campaign, earning the Stage Award for Innovation in Theatre and a place on The Stage 100

WONDERLAND IN ALICE - A NEW MUSICAL

★★★★

Set designer Damien Stanton has created an eye-catching aesthetic, with monochromatic costumes giving way to vibrant neon lights and splashes of colour, particularly when re-creating the iconic deck of cards.

Musical Theatre Review

WONDERLAND IN ALICE

★★★★

Theatre Peckham has a great space to play with and this was captured by Damien Stanton’s stage design which was an integral part of the show as it highlighted Alice’s journey both physically and mentally. Which helped the theatre come to life.

THEATRE AND TONIC

JAMIE ALLAN'S AMAZE

★★★★

What sets Amaze apart from other magic shows is its unexpected emotional resonance. This coupled with visually stunning set that reflects significant elements of Allan's life, adds a rich texture rarely found in traditional magic shows.