The Invisible Man by Ken Hill based on the novel by H.G. Wells - 1993. Theatre Royal, Stratford East then 7 months in the West End. Extensive national tour 93/ 94. The show featured a record breaking 53 illusions devised by Paul Kieve including the spectacular "Unmasking". Nominated for Best Entertainment Olivier Award.

The Witches by Roald Dahl, adapted and directed by David Wood, played the West End in 1992 & 1996 and three extensive National Tours. The illusion work included the transposition of children into mice, and the disappearance of a stage full of witches in the final scene.

Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward directed by Tim Luscombe Chichester Festival Theatre & National Tour 1997.

Cinderella, collaboration with Neil Bartlett and Improbable Theatre, Lyric Hammersmith 1998.

A Singapore Carol, Victoria Theatre, Singapore Christmas 1994. A modern day version of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the play was packed with illusions and effects and was Singapore's most elaborate non-musical production ever.

Other Shows

A Passionate Woman, directed by Ned Sherrin. Comedy Theatre, West End 1995. Effects included actor Neil Morrissey apparently passing his hand through a solid "Ghost" - actor James Gaddas.

Point Of Death - Liverpool Playhouse 1995 Written by Michel Cooney ("Identity"). The unusual time jumping storyline involve the entire set to be literally - a box of tricks - resulting in some of Paul Kieve's most innovative work.

Skeleton by Tanika Gupta Soho Theatre, London 1997. Involved a skeleton changing into Mina Anwar and back again a number of times.

Arabian Nights - directed and adapted by Dominic Cook 1999 - included the cutting up and restoration a Kazeem in the Ali Baba story.

The Nativity - 2000 directed and adapted by David Farr - effects included Mary (played by Nina Sosanya) vanishing in the centre of the in- the -round auditorium of the Young Vic, and becoming instantly pregnant!