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Dragon River - Rob Saunders



10 things about Rob.....



When he is working as a commercial artist he is known as Bob



His most high profile work is creating the soft scuplted foam face make up and the mask for the Phantom in productions of Phantom of the Opera. [Although of course not right now]



He has created award winning lifelike pelican puppets for a Kit Kat commercial which was shown in Germany.



The London company Applied Arts, established by Bob, is now run by his colleague Mark, who is currently working on a new production of the musical Cats opening in South Korea in the autumn. [www.appliedarts.co.uk]



Bob has judged Stage Magician of the Year for the Magic Circle.



In recent years Bob has worked with both Derren Brown and Dynamo to develop ideas for their stage shows.



He is married to Kate has 3 children and 4 grandchildren with another on the way.



He has worked in the West Indies developing a puppet show for the BBC. After making a pilot programme, Tropical Island sadly lost out to the Tweenies.



Bob and his company have created work for musicians as diverse as Take That, the John Wilson orchestra and French singer Maxime de Forestier.



In lockdown he has been making visor frames for health care workers using his home 3d printer.

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