Heather Fenoughty

Heather's recent work includes the Christmas special 'Red Riding Hood: After Ever After' (Sky/King Bert) and the animated feature 'StarDog and TurboCat' (International cinema general release and streaming/Red Star) starring Gemma Arterton, Bill Nighy, Nick Frost and Luke Evans. 

Other credits include scoring the live theatre production of 'Flood' (2017), including a 30 minute special for BBC2 Arts strand Performance Live; scores for several documentary feature films including 'The Aviatrix' (BBC/NyLon), 'The John Akii-Bua Story' (BBC/VeryMuch So), 'Crossing The Line' (BBC/VeryMuch So), children's animations including 'Holey Moley' (CITV/Kilogramme) and short films broadcast on the BBC and ITV networks. Her scores for Red Star Studio’s CG animated shorts have played in 4D cinemas and rides at theme parks around the world. Her commercial credits include adverts for Nissan and CITV, and her production library music has featured on The Daily Show, CNN and CBS News.

Her theatre music has played internationally - e.g. 'Pandemic' (Singapore Arts Festival, 2012); in the West End and off Broadway - e.g. 'Terre Haute', starring Arthur Darvill (2006); and with Punchdrunk at Sundance Theatre Lab (2008). Other notable credits include 'Beyond The Front Line' (2009) featuring Chris Eccleston, 'Helium' (2008) starring Patrick Stewart, 'Anthology' (2010) starring David Morrissey, and 'Original Bearings' (2011) featuring Tim Pigott-Smith. Nationally, her theatre sound and music has played at The Barbican, The Almeida, The V&A, Summerhall/Edinburgh Fringe, York Theatre Royal, The West Yorkshire Playhouse, and in her home town of Sheffield at The Crucible.