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

With an eye for captivating visuals and a passion for immersive storytelling, Damien has collaborated with some of the most respected names across theatre, arts, opera, and retail. His work spans immersive experiences, stage productions, and installations, where he consistently pushes creative boundaries. From transforming the grounds of Blenheim Palace for Paddington™ LoComotion to designing the vibrant Spectrum Roundel Installation for Transport for London, Damien crafts bold, engaging environments that captivate audiences. Recent projects include the visually striking Wonderland in Alice at the Octagon Theatre and international and cross-genre productions such as The Yellow Wallpaper at Sadler’s Wells and the Czech National Theatre (associate designer) and Brainiac Live at both the Marylebone Theatre and the Dubai Opera House.

Damien’s graphic design work has appeared in over 100 West End, Broadway, and international musicals and plays, including acclaimed productions such as Hamilton, Back to the Future, Phantom of the Opera, & Juliet, Mary Poppins, and Stranger Things: The First Shadow, showcasing his versatility and influence across the global stage.

During the pandemic, Damien co-founded the Theatre Support Fund+, a vital initiative that raised over £1 million to support those in the theatre community facing hardship. His work on the “The Show Must Go On!” campaign not only helped sustain the industry during a critical period but also earned him the prestigious Stage Award for Innovation in Theatre. In recognition of his contributions to the arts, he was named to the Stage 100 in 2021.

Damien trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts, where he graduated with a BA Hons in Theatre Production Design. He is proud to identify as Neurodivergent & Queer.