Jacqui’s career is a testament to creativity, perseverance, and collaboration. Her work has been showcased at some of the world’s most iconic live events, including the Green and Pleasant Land set for the London 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony and the Enchanted Forest Mainstage at the 2016 Tomorrowland Festival. Whether it’s crafting maquettes for Roger Waters’ The Wall tour, designing giant inflatables, or creating the golden “Gloria” that adorned Sam Smith’s stage, Jacqui’s artistry has captivated audiences across the globe.

Her remarkable career also includes collaborations with industry giants such as TAIT, STUFISH, and Wonderworks, with her scenic designs gracing shows for music legends like AC/DC, Metallica, Robbie Williams, and Elton John. Jacqui’s work on Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour—spanning 333 concerts from 2018 to 2023—was a standout achievement. For this project, she created a stunning golden brick stage portal, meticulously designed to evoke nostalgia and celebrate Elton’s career through the eyes of his fans.

Beyond her achievements, Jacqui’s unwavering support for young professionals sets her apart. In her role as Scenic Director at TAIT on Production Park, she has been an approachable and inspiring presence, mentoring students and staff, sharing her expertise in masterclasses, and embodying the Academy’s values of creativity and curiosity.

The Academy of Live Technology is proud to honour Jacqui Pyle as an Honorary Fellow, celebrating her extraordinary career and her dedication to inspiring the next generation of creative minds.