Rosie Alabaster graduated with a First Class degree in Theatre Design from Central St. Martins School of Art. She returned in 2000 and gained a Masters in Scenography.

Her work includes "Macbeth", "Amadeus" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for Stephen Edwards and Karen Hebden at Derby Playhouse. She has also worked on a number of productions for Eatern Angles Theatre Company. These include: "Beyond the Breakers", "Another Three Sisters" and "East Anglian Psychos" for director Ivan Cutting and "Master of Mayhem" for director Julian Harries.

Other design work includes: "The Tempest" at Cambridge Arts Theatre, directed by Stephen Siddal, "Season's Greetings" at the Westminster Theatre directed by Alistair Cairns, "Shakespeare Revue" at Salisbury Playhouse studio, "Paradise Syndrome" at The Man In The Moon Theatre and "The Yellow Wallpaper", all directed by Doug Rintoul, "Pelleas and Melisande" at the BAC directed by Alex Chisholm and "The Miser" at the Wolsey Theatre, directed by Andrew Manley.

Rosie has also worked as a visiting lecturer at Hull University and the London Studio Centre, and is currently designing "Experiment with an Air Pump" for the Royal Court Theatre.

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