Eleanor Bull is an award-winning Set and Costume Designer across Theatre, Dance, Opera, and Film who trained at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, graduating with an MA in Theatre Design in 2017.
In 2017 Eleanor won the Linbury Prize for Stage Design for her work with Phoenix Dance Theatre and in 2020 was nominated for The Evening Standard Future Theatre Award.
Following her contribution as Costume Design Assistant and Concept Work on Yorgos Lanthimos film: Poor Things; Eleanor was honoured as part of the film’s Costume Team, winning both an Oscar and a BAFTA under Costume Designer Holly Waddington.
Eleanor’s design credits include: Santa’s First Christmas (The Unicorn); The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (UK Tour); Amadigi Di Gaula (Buxton International Festival); Flyby (Costume Design, Southwark Playhouse); Die Mitte der Welt (Landestheater Linz, Austria); The Rape of Lucretia (ETO UK Tour); A Single Man (Costume Design, Manchester Factory International/Royal Ballet & Opera); Poor Clare (The Orange Tree Theatre); Blond Eckbert (ETO UK Tour); The Snowmaiden (ETO UK Tour); Suddenly Last Summer (English Theatre Frankfurt); Importance of Being Earnest (Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre); Cerberus (Ben Duke/Rambert); That Face (The Orange Tree Theatre); Wired to the Moon (Ballet Cymru, UK Tour); Mushy: Lyrically Speaking (UK Tour); Glory (UK Tour); Stop and Search (Arcola Theatre); American Idiot (Mountview); Isaac Came Home from the Mountain (Theatre503); Windrush: Movement of the People (UK Tour, & BBC broadcast); Julius Caesar (Costume Design, Bristol Old Vic).