Kenny Miller is a freelance designer and director who was for many years Head of Design/Associate Director at the Citizens’ Theatre, Glasgow. He has worked in theatre and opera both nationally and internationally, designing and directing for many companies.

He has won three Critics’ Awards for Theatre in Scotland: Scrooge (Best Production); Smoking With Lulu (Best Technical) and A Little Bit of Ruff (Best Ensemble). He has also won the Manchester Evening News Award for 10 Rillington Place (Best Designed Production).

Recent credits as Designer: So Young (Traverse and Citizens’ Theatre); She's Behind You (Traverse Theatre); Rapunzel, The Tin Forest, Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off and Our Teacher’s A Troll (National Theatre of Scotland); The Bookies, Smile, Deathtrap (Dundee Rep); The Cherry Orchard, The Weir, Bird (Royal Exchange Manchester); A Doll’s House, Romeo and Juliet (Sherman Cymru); There's A Place, Macbeth, Blithe Spirit, Proof and Tam O’Shanter (Perth Theatre); Crocodile Rock, A New Life (Sleeping Warrior Theatre Company national tour); Blanche & Butch (also directed), In An Alien Landscape, The Man Who Lived Twice (Birds of Paradise Theatre Company & national tour); Unicorn Dance Party, Unicorn Christmas Party (Raw Material); The Dolls Abroad, The Dolls – Dragged Up (national tour); for the Studio3 2025 Season: Alright Sunshine, Fleg and Fruitcake; Gallus in Weegieland, Radiant Vermin, Peter Panto & the Incredible Stinkerbell, Aganeza Scrooge, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The Motherfucker With The Hat, Mammy Goose, Miracle on 34 Parnie Street (Tron Theatre); Cuttin’ A Rug, Marilyn (Citizens Theatre/Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh); Slug, Clockwork (Visible Fictions); The Bookie (Cumbernauld Theatre & national tour); Doubt: A Parable, the UK premiere of Autobahn (also codirected), Lady M: His Fiend-Like Queen (Theatre Jezebel/Tron Theatre); The Steamie (national tour, OVO Hydro/Dundee Rep), Born Bad (Scottish Youth Theatre).

Recent credits as Designer and Director: Witness for the Prosecution, And Then There Were None (Dundee Rep); April in Paris, And The Beat Goes On (Perth Theatre); Fame The Musical, The Addams Family, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, Grease, Legally Blonde (UK Theatre School); Olive the Other Reindeer, Cinderfella, Alice in Weegieland, Sleeping Betty, Peter Panto and The Incredible Stinkerbell (Tron Theatre); Harold and Maude, Days of Wine and Roses (Theatre Jezebel).