A PROFILE OF MAX NARULA

Max Narula is a Visual Artist, specialising in lighting, born in the UK, with mixed Indian and English heritage.

He works in both live events and, architectural design. With recent architectural collaborations including architects John Pardey and, for the new Fontainebleau Resort in Las Vegas.

Recent live event collaborations include projects for DAE global in the UAE and, for director Nicholas Hytner.

Max is an alumnus of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with a BA(Hons) in technical theatre arts. He graduated with the Gold Medal and won the Association of Lighting Designer’s Michael Northen Bursary in the same year. He gained his ACT membership to IATSE in 2019.

As a design associate and programmer, Max has worked internationally including on Broadway, Las Vegas and, the UAE with Bruno Poet for the previous eight years and prior to that, Tim Lutkin, Hugh Vanstone, Lucy Carter, Howard Harrison, Warren Letton, Neil Austin, among others.

Max has worked as a lighting designer on many shows over the past few years. Most recently the Al Ain Museum reopening ceremony for DAE Global, Southbury Child (Bridge Theatre, dir Nicholas Hytner), Poet in da Corner (Royal Court, dir Ola Ince), A Little Night Music in Concert (Palace, West End), Napoli Milionaria (Milton Court, Barbican), The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other (Silk Street, Barbican), Hamlet (Milton Court, Barbican).