Marie Blunck (also known as Marie Blunck-Ward) designs explorative performances using new technologies. She has devised interactive installations and designed numerous plays and various short films with directors Yael Shavit and Zeb Lamb. As part of Indian Runner Production, she has co-devised and designed Trailer, which received the New Discovery Prize at the International Mime Festival 2006 in Périgueux, France and was shown at the Camden People's Theatre as part of the Tonic season.

She has collaborated with Slung Low on Small Worlds for the Liverpool City of Culture Festival 2008 and Helium, which won the 2008 Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award and was premiered at The Barbican Centre's Pit Theatre in London in September 2008. More recently she worked with spoken word artist Polarbear on RETURN, which premiered at Battersea Arts Centre in London and has toured the UK since 2010.

Having studied at Central St. Martin's and Slade School of Art, she has gone on to be a Senior Lecturer at Central St. Martin's College of Art & Design and lectures at Wimbledon College of Art and Goldsmith's University.

"It is a rare thing when experimental theatre actually throws up something that works... The wooden frame of their trailer has pull-down screens upon which Marie Blunck's naive charcoal animation is projected as scenery. It is one of the most innovative yet effective uses of projection seen on the London stage for a long time"
    - The Stage review of Trailer, 12th October 2006

"... the dioramas you enter ... are wonderful, combining the art of film and the homespun, heartfelt craft of theatre with wistfulness and wit."
    - Time Out review of Helium, 10th September 2008

"Proving that shorts don't have to look shoddy, Zeb Lamb's film oozes style... as the film moves from black and white to colour and back again the quality never wavers... Picture perfect."
    - Eye for Film review of Self Portrait, 2005

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