Theatre's sound revolution: Waves

Crackling with intelligence, Waves took in foley artistry, radio techniques and voiceovers to get Woolf's stream-of-consciousness narrative across to a theatre audience. Gareth Fry's sound design layered the production with subtlety and beauty, and watching noises being made on stage was key to the play. You can hear more of Fry's work in ...some trace of her at the National Theatre.

Blog: Theatre's revolution in sound design