Nick Winston
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Nick Winston is an English director and choreographer.
Winston will be choreographing "The Things About Men", a new musical at the The Kings Head, London directed by Anthony Drewe.
He recently directed Tomorrow Morning, a new musical, at the New End Theatre, London and choreographed Forbdden City at the Esplanade Theatre, Singapore as well as Follies at the Royal Theatre, Northampton directed by Laurie Sansom.
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[edit] As Director/Choreographer
Winstone's credits include: Grease The Musical, Dirty Dancing In Concert, Aint Misbehavin’ and Starting Here, Starting Now.
[edit] As a Choreographer
Choreographic Credits include: Alfie, A New Musical starring Darren Day (Watford Palace); A Twist of Fate (dir: Steven Dexter) and The Snow Queen (Esplanade Theatre, Singapore), Jason Robert Browns’ Parade (Edinburgh Festival); Putting It Together, Side-By-Side-By-Sondheim, The Fantasticks and Bouncers (Harrogate Theatre); The 25th Anniversary production of Side-By-Side-By-Sondheim (dir: David Kernan); Let Us Fly and Dorothy Fields Forever (Kings Head Theatre, London); Cinderella (Regent Theatre, Stoke) and various Hair shows for Paul Mitchell in London and Paris. He staged a concert version of Soul Train for the Ambassador Theatre Group (dir: Mark Clements) and was also the Assistant Choreographer for Disney’s Beauty & The Beast, which won the Olivier Award for Best New Musical (Dominion, London).
[edit] Background
Winston trained at the Royal Academy of Dance and Laine Theatre Arts and began his career as a performer in musical theatre.
[edit] Personal life
Nick is married to actress and singer Laura Michelle Kelly since February 2001.
