Stufish Entertainment Architects, founded by the late and legendary Mark Fisher, is the recognised world leader in entertainment architecture. Their award winning portfolio includes an ever-broadening scope of design excellence, from permanent and semi-permanent buildings to live productions, touring shows, exhibitions, masterplanning and more. Recent examples of Stufish’s high profile tours include Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road, Rolling Stones’ No Filter, Beyoncé and Jay Z’s On The Run II, Take That’s Greatest Hits Live and U2 Experience + Innocence 2018. Exhibition design includes the acclaimed and biggest selling music exhibition of all time at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum Pink Floyd: Their Mortal Remains. Award winning examples of their bespoke permanent building designs are Han Show Theatre and Dai Show Theatre in China. Ground-breaking work for the Dai Show Theatre included the architectural design of the building as well as the interior, set and stage design for the acrobatic water show, making STUFISH the first ever practice to deliver all architectural and show elements for a theatre. Stufish also designed the opening and closing ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics 2008, the Asian Games 2010 and the 5th AIMAG Opening Ceremony’ in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan 2017 and many sets for TV shows of which the MTV Video Music Awards (2017) and the National Television Awards (2020) are recent examples.