Bob Sterrett Portfolio

I am an interdisciplinary creative, specialising in storytelling, theatre & experiential design.

Addams Family

March, 2026 The Factory Theatre Emil Dale, London

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Love Quirks

September 2025, The Other Palace, London

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Sticky

August, 2025 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester

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Daughter of Time

July, 2025 Charing Cross Theatre, London

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Legally Blonde

June, 2025 The Factory Theatre Emil Dale, Hitchin

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Carrie

March, 2025 The Factory Theatre Emil Dale, Hitchin

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Spring Awakening

February, 2025 The Backstage Theatre Mountview, London

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Sweet Charity

February, 2025 The Backstage Theatre Mountview, London

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Pan!

December, 2024 Theatre Peckham, London

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Avenue Q Anniversary Concert

November, 2024 Sondheim Theatre, London

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Gay Pride & No Prejudice

October, 2024 The Union Theatre, London

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Sweeney Todd

April, 2024 The Bridewell Theatre, London

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She Loves Me

March, 2024 The Backstage Theatre Mountview, London

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Pippin

February, 2024 The Backstage Theatre Mountview, London

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The Hunt

Aug, 2023 Union Theatre, London & Brisbane Powerhouse, Brisbane

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Then, Now & Next

June/July, 2023 Southwark Playhouse, London

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The Hello Girls

March, 2023 St Peter’s Arts Centre, Preston

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Cinderella

December, 2022 The Capitol Theatre, Horsham

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Made in Dagenham

November, 2022 The Mack Theatre, London

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Ordinary Days

May, 2022 Cockpit Theatre, London

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Bob Sterrett’s set design is misleadingly simple but clever. An L-shaped sofa, a bed, and a table are all that’s used to make all the locations required in the show, from an apartment to a football stadium.

All That Dazzles
Bob Sterrett’s scenic design was very clever indeed, transferring part of the stage from a hospital room into a cosy booth at the Ivy was incredibly effective. Such an ingenious way to use every aspect of the small amount of space available.

Theatre & Tonic
With the help of Bob Sterrett’s simple yet highly effective set, the production is slick and clever in how the space evolves throughout.

★★★★★
Henry Longstaff, Longstaff’s Reviews
This production of Ordinary Days at the Cockpit is a work of art. Bob Sterett’s set design lets the actors construct their world as they need, slowly building to the New York skyline, which allows us to use our imagination and see the world through their eyes.

★★★★★
Katerina Partolina Schwartz, Broadway Baby
I love a minimalist set, and the way this show did it was stunning. I also really appreciated that everything except the costumes and the flyers was white because the contrast and focus it demanded was great!

★★★★
lucybtheatrereviews

I am an interdisciplinary creative, specialising in storytelling, theatre & experiential design.

Addams Family

Love Quirks

Sticky

Daughter of Time

Legally Blonde

Carrie

Spring Awakening

Sweet Charity

Pan!

Avenue Q Anniversary Concert

Gay Pride & No Prejudice

Sweeney Todd

She Loves Me

Pippin

The Hunt

Then, Now & Next

The Hello Girls

Cinderella

Made in Dagenham

Ordinary Days

Bob Sterrett’s set design is misleadingly simple but clever. An L-shaped sofa, a bed, and a table are all that’s used to make all the locations required in the show, from an apartment to a football stadium.

Bob Sterrett’s scenic design was very clever indeed, transferring part of the stage from a hospital room into a cosy booth at the Ivy was incredibly effective. Such an ingenious way to use every aspect of the small amount of space available.

With the help of Bob Sterrett’s simple yet highly effective set, the production is slick and clever in how the space evolves throughout.

This production of Ordinary Days at the Cockpit is a work of art. Bob Sterett’s set design lets the actors construct their world as they need, slowly building to the New York skyline, which allows us to use our imagination and see the world through their eyes.

I love a minimalist set, and the way this show did it was stunning. I also really appreciated that everything except the costumes and the flyers was white because the contrast and focus it demanded was great!