Paul Daigle Designer

Born

Brandon, Manitoba, Canada

Trained/Educated

Graduate of Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet School
Graduate of Theatre Design Residency Program, Banff Centre for the Arts

Companies/Organizations

Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Ballet British Columbia
Alberta Ballet
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montreal
Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada
Ballet Jorgen
Theatre New Brunswick
Neptune Theatre
Ballet Met
Ballet Florida
Ballet Memphis
North Carolina Dance Theatre
The Kiev Ballet of The National Opera of Ukraine
Ballet Nacional De Danza Mexico City

Previous Work

Paul has worked as a designer in dance,theatre and film. His credits include costume and scenery design for Mark Godden's acclaimed production of Dracula and costume design for the International Emmy Award winning Dracula, Pages from a Virgin's Diary.

Director Guy Maddin's film based on Godden's original stage production. In 2003 Mark Godden asked Paul to design costumes and scenery for his second full length ballet The Magic Flute for Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet. In 2008 Neptune Theatre in Halifax, Nova Scotia commisioned Paul to design the costumes for the first Canadian regional theatre production of Mel Brooks' The Producers.

Career Highlights

Having had the great opportunity to design for internationally renowned choreographers including Mark Godden, Alexei Ratmansky, James Kudelka, Mark Morris and Kevin O'Day.

Personal

Mr. Daigle is happy to be living in a small Victorian house in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada with his partner, David Moroni. As well as working as a freelance designer Paul is busy as a volunteer in his local arts community.

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