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A British Equity-registered fight director, Renny Krupinski has worked as a fight coordinator, stunt coordinator, fight arranger and intimacy director on productions for many of the entertainment industry’s most prestigious companies and artistes – throughout the UK, Europe and America.

Creating dynamic,
dramatic, safe and
unforgettable action
for stage and screen

From a slap to a mass brawl, every
moment is a catalyst in the story

‘Renny’s fantastic technique…makes safety explosive and exhilarating”

– David Leveaux, five-time Tony Award nominee

A British Equity-registered fight director and stunt coordinator, Renny Krupinski is an expert swordsman, horseman and martial artist and has worked with many of the entertainment industry’s most prestigious directors and artistes – throughout the UK, Europe and Asia.

Renny creates action that looks dangerous, is 100% safe, actor-friendly and dramatically truthful.

‘Renny’s work on Ulster American really lifts the whole play up and makes for a perfect climactic finale.

‘Seeing how Renny would make use of ordinary objects and his facility to create exciting drama out of the seemingly mundane made this a really special experience.’

Ulster American, Riverside Studios

Jeremy Herrin

‘Believability, wit, an awareness of pace and rhythm, comedy, horror and repeatability. He nailed it.

‘He was sensitive to the actors’ comfort and safety, and my desires as a director. The standing ovations every night were testament of, in no small part, to his skill and professionalism.’

Sir Tim Rice

‘Renny’s fight scenes in From Here to Eternity were frighteningly realistic…

‘…recreating the frustration and aggression of WW11 American GI soldiers with devastating realism.’

From Here to Eternity, Charing Cross Theatre

Phillip Breen

‘Renny Krupinski is the best in the business.

‘He’s elevated fight direction to a fine art. He’s a core member of the creative team from day one of the process; always sensitive to the material, always surprising and revealing, never cliché. Able to offer elegance, beauty and, when required, out and out bloody brutality.’

Comedy of Errors, RSC