I was hired a week before production to help bring together the company's vision for Simons Stephens 'Bluebird'. The director was absent so I had to work with 12 actors to represent the play in the way in which they wanted: a stark, minimal world which allowed their acting to shine. I chose to represent Jimmy's (the main character's) view of London as a taxi driver who has run away from home. I alluded to this through childlike chalk drawings of places his passengers mention to him throughout the evening. This is Jimmy's London, a hotchpotch of places with stories and meanings attached. I chose to represent the night setting through a monotone scheme. The car seats I sourced from a local garge in Acton.