Secret Cinema - The Third Man Site-specific performance based on Carol Reed's 1949 film - Dec 2011/Jan 2012, The Farmiloe Building, London. Creative Director: Fabien Riggall Producer: Harry Ross Performance Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
COMMON SOUNDS: Touching the Void New audio-kinetic adventures in Opera, Ballet and Composition Presented by Fruit For The Apocalypse at The Commonwealth Institute, Kensington July 2011
Secret Cinema - The Battle of Algiers Site-specific performance based on Gillo Pontecorvo's 1966 film - Apr/May 2011, The Old Vic Tunnels, London. Creative Director: Fabien Riggall Producer: Harry Ross Performance Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Future Cinema - Diva Site-specific performance based on Jean-Jacques Beineix's film in partnership with English National Opera - Feb 2011, London Coliseum Creative Director: Fabien Riggall Producer: Harry Ross Performance Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Secret Cinema - The Red Shoes Site-specific performance based on Powell & Pressburger's 1948 film - Feb 2011, Tobacco Docks, London Creative Director: Fabien Riggall Producer: Harry Ross Performance Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Future Cinema - Alien (Berlin) Site-specific performance based on Ridley Scott's Alien - Dec 2010, Berlin Creative Director: Fabien Riggall Producer: Harry Ross Associate Production Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill Berlin Creative Production Team: Flora&Fauna Visions
Secret Cinema - One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Site-specific performance based on Milos Forman's film - Nov 2010, Old Princess Louise Hospital, London Creative Director: Fabien Riggall Producer: Harry Ross Art Director: Toby Stevens Associate Production Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Secret Cinema - Lawrence of Arabia Site-specific screening of David Lean's film, 3-5 Sep 2010, Alexandra Palace. Creative Director: Fabien Riggall Producer: Harry Ross Art Director: Toby Stevens Associate Designer and Researcher: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
The Marsh A theatrical reading of the short play by Sir Ronald Ross, jointly produced by Fruit for the Apocalypse and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine to celebrate Mosquito Day, 20 Aug 2010. Developed by Helen Scarlett O'Neill, Harry Ross and Rebecca Tremain
Dancing Borders - Zoe Walker and Neil Bromwich Surreal battle re-enactment with dance and inflatable sculpture, Jul/Aug 2010. Costume design/developement: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
East London Sound scapes - Fruit for the Apocalypse Music and dance event from an internationally diverse group of sound artists and choreographers exploring and celebrating the sounds of East London. Created for World Listening Day July 18th 2010 Curators: Helen O'Neill, Harry Ross & Robber Wagner
Such is Life - Mobius Dance Company Dance theatre - Feb to Mar 2010 Director: Kate Mason Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill Composer: Nathaniel Reed
The Horizon Venture Contemporary dance/sci-fi/anime/jazz fusion - Sep 09 to Feb 2010 Director: Taylor Choreographer: Nicole Pschetz Lighting: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Reducing the Isokon to Ikea in 12 functions Film comisssioned for Bauhaus 9090, Chicago - Sep 09 Directors: Helen Scarlett O'Neill Harry Ross
The Burial at Thebes Opera - Oct 08 Director: Dereck Walcott Producer: Harry Ross Libretto: Seamus Heaney Composer: Dominique Le Gendre Lighting: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Technopia - Mask Music video, featuring Mika Doll - released 2008 Director: Pavel Rudanovsky Costume: Kumiko Tani Set and lighting: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Hamlet Site specific promenade performance of Shakespeare's Hamlet - November 2007 Co-Directors: Helen Scarlett O'Neill & Yuko Iwata
Unfashion3 Director: Pavel Rudanovsky Costume: Kumiko Tani Set and lighting: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Unfashion2 Director: Pavel Rudanovsky Costume: Kumiko Tani Lighting: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Faust - Punchdrunk & National Theatre Director: Felix Barratt Choreographer: Maxine Doyle Designer: Robin Harvey Associate Designer: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
If - Secret Cinema (Future Shorts) Site-specific screening of If.... by Lindsay Anderson with surounding performance elements Set and costume: Helen Scarlett O'Neill
Eat or Be Eaten based on the folk tale Hansel and Gretel Director: Asa Norling Set, costume and lighting: Helen Scarlett O'Neill