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WenDi Wu

MOUNTAIN

Stage Design · Dance Theatre · 2025

Role: Stage Designer
Duration: 40 min
Cast: 7 dancers + 1 actor

Final Stage Realisation

What I Designed

01 — Act-by-Act Scenic Transition

The stage transforms through stacking, draping, and reconfiguring everyday objects. Tables and chairs shift from functional props into a climbable mountain structure.

Full Sequence

02 — Designed Elements & Symbolic Props

Symbolic props were developed as extensions of the performers and the shifting landscape. Their forms, textures and colours echo the visual language of the mountain while remaining lightweight enough for movement and manipulation on stage.

03 — Production Graphics

Posters displayed across university campuses in London.

WenDi Wu
Backstage

Backstage

Selected performance work,
process and spatial design.

Edinburgh

Edinburgh · Performance Design · 2026

Backstage transforms the unseen working space of a cabaret into the performance itself. The set uses divided territories, clothing, clocks and everyday backstage objects to explore order, labour and the boundary between performance and private space.

Role
Set Designer
Creator
Jiaorong Yu
Producer
Haoming Lee
Director
Yi Qu
Costume
Shaojia Lee
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Production photographyFinal performance
The Design01

Spatial Iterations

Spatial studies testing different boundaries, circulation routes and relationships between performers, furniture and backstage objects.

Layout 1
Layout 2
Layout 3
Layout 4

Clock

Order / routine / time

Taped boundaries

Division / territory / spatial control

Clothing rack

The backstage working environment / identity

Everyday backstage objects

The normally hidden labour behind performance

ON-SITE REALISATION

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On-site installation, spatial marking and set arrangement during the Edinburgh Fringe get-in.

Version 02 / Adaptation

Camden

Camden, London · Performance Design · 2026

The Camden version reworked the same visual language for a different venue, adapting the spatial arrangement, available furniture and object relationships while retaining the central ideas of division, routine and backstage control.

Role
Designer
Camden realisationPerformance photography
MAGIC PROPS — CAMDEN
The Design02
Camden — Realisation Details03

01 — PROP DRESSING


SPATIAL ADAPTATION

PROP DRESSING — MAGICIAN’S WORKSTATION

Prop dressing for the magician’s backstage workstation, combining performance objects and personal effects to suggest an active working environment.

02 — SPATIAL DETAIL


SPATIAL DETAIL — CAMDEN

03 — INSTALLATION / ON-SITE PROCESS


ON-SITE INSTALLATION

Spatial marking and on-site adaptation during installation.

































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Role: Exhibition Installation Assistant





Location: West Sussex
       Year: 2026

Supported the installation of a WWII-themed museum display at Wing Aviation Museum,
assisting with display construction, object placement, finishing and media setup.























































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WenDi Wu

City Connections

Barts Hospital North Wing · London · 2026

WIILMA 7th Anniversary

A community fashion show and sing-along celebrating WIILMA’s 7th anniversary, staged within the historic Barts Hospital North Wing.

Role

Scenic & Set Visualiser / AV Support

Design Approach

Soft linear lighting defines a welcoming runway while preserving the character of the historic hall. My contribution covered the spatial concept, runway lighting research and AV planning, with a focus on a practical, reusable solution within the event’s limited budget.

Credits

Director
JJ Khun
Organisation
WIILMA
Photography
Wendi Wu
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MY SCREAMING
POMEGRANATES

Camden People's Theatre · 2026


PROJECT REALISATION

THE PROJECT

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Role
[Your role]
Credits
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PERFORMANCE PHOTOGRAPHY

01

PERFORMANCE / SPATIAL CONTEXT

PERFORMANCE DETAIL

THE DESIGN

02

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

REALISATION DETAILS

03

SPATIAL DETAIL

PROP / MATERIAL DETAIL

ON-SITE REALISATION


INSTALLATION / MAKING PROCESS