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New Voices, New Visions: Out of the Box

The USITT PQ 2007 USA curators shared a vision to exhibit the true caliber and range of theatrical design existing in the United States. From Broadway musicals to Shakespeare and the classics, to contemporary activism, from traditional theatres to found spaces, the mosaic of American theatre design is vast and complex. The task of sorting and making sense of this gamut of productions challenged the curators to choose designs that would demonstrate the individuality within the disparate approaches and aesthetic philosophies while discovering their unity within the exhibit. The theme New Voices, New Visions: Out of the Box emerged, allowing each curator to bring his or her own meaning to the discussions. “New” could be mean design form or subject matter, creative technology, or current political and social issues found in recent scripts. New voices came from both young and established designers who had the courage and imagination to break away from traditional practice to create work that surprised, delighted, or even disturbed. The team identified the work of theatre artists who had redefined the art and pushed it to its limits. New visions emerged in re-invented theatre spaces, while others envisioned the use of technology to create a new theatrical landscape. Many of the designs selected literally took audiences out of the “box” of the box set. The curators acknowledged designers making imaginative and exciting choices to create a vibrant American theatre that expressed our humanity and touched our lives in ever more meaningful ways, confronting the new reality of the post 9/11, Oklahoma City, Columbine, Katrina country that is the USA today. It was not possible to represent America’s diversities without extremes and disparities. However, each production shares the flash of invention and interpretation, arresting images that actively participate in telling the story, and the voice and vision of an artist looking beyond the predictable into the inner life of the text to give the audience a fresh and powerful experience. The exhibit design leads the visitor on a journey, using technology to create a personal experience for each guest. Projected design images on a vast angled screen greet each visitor at the entrance. Inside, interactive video and sound stations provide greater access to images and words telling the story of each design. In the gallery, designs are shown with models, renderings, photos, and installations of costumes and puppets. The curators and exhibit designers fused an inspiring exhibition with the presentation of the landscape of American theatre design representing the most innovative and thought-provoking work in the USA today.

The open configuration embodies the theme and stimulating work within. The walls burst out at angles, the entrance towers push into space, declaring we are “Out of the Box!”

Exhibiting artists / ateliers

• Adrienne Lobel (Adrianne Lobel)

Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama
Collaboration with theatres: Peter Sellars
Additional information: Born 1955 in Brooklyn (New York). Stage designer.

Exhibiting works

• Tobias Picker, composer, Gene Scheer,libretto: (An American Tragedy), Metropolitan Opera 2005, Director: Francesca Zambello, , James F. Ingalls, , Dunya Ramicova - Costume Design
• : (Dr. Atomic), The San Francisco Opera 2005, Director: Peter Sellers, , James F. Ingalls - Lighting Design, Dunya Ramicova - Costume Design
• Jennifer Tipton

Specialization: lighting designer
Education: BA, Cornell University
Additional information: Jennifer Tipton is well known for her lighting design in theater, dance, and opera. Her recent work in opera includes Gounod's "Romeo et Juliette," directed by Bart Sher at the Salzberg Festival, and the Wooster Group's "La Didone." Her recent work in dance includes Balanchine's "Jewels" for the Royal Ballet in London and Jerome Robbins' "Les Noces" for the New York City Ballet. In theatre, she designed for David Gordon's "Uncivil Wars" at the Kitchen, and "Beckett Shorts," directed by JoAnne Akalaitis. A professor of lighting at the Yale School of Drama, she has received the Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize and the Jerome Robbins Prize.

Exhibiting works

• Keith Khan, Marianne Weems, Ali Zaidi, moti roti: (Alladeen), (Wexner Center for the Arts), 2003, Director: Keith Khan, , Marianne  Weems, , The Builders Associaton, , Jennifer Tipton - Lighting Design ;
  Comments: Dan Dobson, Sound Designer
• Constance De Jong: (Super Vision), (William and Nadine McGuire Theater, Walker Arts Center), 2005, Director: Marianne Weems, , Dan Dobson, , Jennifer Tipton - Lighting Design
• Alexandra Bonds

* 16.03.1950
Specialization: costume designer, Author, Professor
Education: MA University of Denver, BS Stracuse University
Collaboration with theatres: University of Oregon Theatre Department
Additional information: Born in Arkansas. She graduated with MFA from University of Denver and currently teaches as Professor of Costume Design at University of Oregon. She participated in the PQ in 1987.

Exhibiting works

• John Schmor: (Kafka Parables), University Theatre (Univerzitní divadlo), 2005, Director: John Schmor, , Jay Hash, , Jamie LeBlanc - Scenery Design, Rachel Kinsmen Steck Rachel Kinsmen Steck - Lighting Design
• Connie  Furr-Soloman

Specialization: costume designer
Education: MFA
Collaboration with theatres: Stage One
Continuing collaboration with directors: Moses Goldberg


Exhibiting works

• Suzan-Lori Parks: (Venus), Paul G. Galvin Playhouse 2006, Director: Sean Wieland, , Laurie Laurie Carlos, , Douglas Clarke - Scenery Design
• Constance Hoffman

Specialization: costume designer
Continuing collaboration with directors: Keith Warner
Additional information: Costume designer, "André Chénier"

Exhibiting works

• : (Grendel: Transcendence of the Great Big Bad), Dorothy Chandler Pavillion 2006, Director: Julie Taymor, , Constance Hoffman - Costume Design, George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Donald Holder - Lighting Design
• Sonya BERLOVITZ

Exhibiting works

• Moliere, adapted by David Ball: (The Miser), Theatre de La Jeune Lune 2005, Director: Dominique Serrand, , David Remedios, , Sonya BERLOVITZ - Costume Design
• Klara ZIEGLEROVA

Specialization: set designer


Exhibiting works

• Itamar Moses: (Outrage), (Portland Center Stage), 2003, Director: Chris Coleman, , Daniel Ordower, , Miranda Hofman - Costume Design, Jen Raynak - Sound Designer
• Chay Yew: (Red), (Wilma Theater), 2003, Director: Blanka Zizka, , Russell Champa, , Hiroshi Iwasaki - Costume Design, James Sugg - Sound Designer
  
  
  
• Isabel Rubio

Specialization: costume designer


Exhibiting works

• adapted by Bathsheba Doran: (Peer Gynt), Theatre of Riverside Church 2002, Director: Andrei Serban, , Janet Kalas, , Isabel Rubio - Costume Design, Marielle Bancou - Scenery Design
• Vincent Olivieri

Specialization: sound designer


Exhibiting works

• Russell Davis: (The Second Death of Priscilla), Victor Jory Theatre 2003, Director: Vincent Olivieri, , Marc Masterson, , Paul Owen - Scenery Design, Tony Penna - Lighting Design, Lorraine Venberg - Costume Design
• Laura Ratzlaff (Laura Cassidy Ratzlaff)

* 15.03.1984, Baton Rouge, LA
Specialization: director, actor, sound designer
Education: BA Samford University
Collaboration with theatres: Birmingham Festival Theatre


Exhibiting works

• William Nicholson: (Shadowlands), Samford University Theatre 2005, Director: David Coley, , Eric Olson - Costume Design, Geoffery Douglas - Lighting Design
• Marjorie Bradley  Kellogg (Marjorie Kellogg)

Specialization: set designer
Education: AB Vassar College
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway, Circle in the Square, Manhattan Theatre Club, Playwrights Horizons, Roundabout Theatre
Additional information: Born in 1946 in Massachusetts. Stage designer. She cooperates with theatres on Broadway and with many regional theatres.

Exhibiting works

• Richard Danielpour, Toni Morrison: (Margaret Garner), Detroit Opera House 2005, Director: Kenny Leon, , Paul Tazewell - Costume Design
• Helen Huang

Specialization: teacher, set designer, costume designer


Exhibiting works

• Shen Pei, Jeffrey Hatcher: (The Monkey King), The Children's Theatre Company 2005, Director: Shen Pei, , Peter Brosius, , Victor Zupanc, , Helen Huang - Costume Design, Joseph Dodd - Scenery Design ;
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• Juliet Chia

Specialization: lighting designer


Exhibiting works

• Stephanie Fleischmann: (Orpheus), HERE Arts Center 2004, Director: Kristin Marting, , Juliet Chia - Lighting Design, David Evans Morris - Scenery Design
• Michael Heil

Specialization: teacher, set designer


Exhibiting works

• Sam Shepard: (Buried Child), Clarence Brown Theatre 2003, Director: Veronika Nowag-Jones, , Mike Horner, , Michael Heil - Scenery Design, John Horner - Lighting Design
• Kris Stone

Specialization: set designer


Exhibiting works

• Martin Boroson and Company: (Equivalents), The Project Arts Center Dublin 2001 Kris Stone - Scenery Design, Jane Cox - Lighting Design, Kei Ito - Costume Design
• Don Taylor: (Iphigenia At Aulis), San Jose Rep 2006, Director: Timothy Near, , Jeff Mockus, , Kris Stone - Scenery Design, Lap Chi Chu Lap Chi Chu - Lighting Design, Anna Oliver - Costume Design
  
  
  
• Christopher Studley

Specialization: lighting designer


Exhibiting works

• Sean San Jose: (Domino), (Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Forum), 2005, Director: Erica Shuch, , Tommy Shepard, , Christopher Studley - Lighting Design, Victor Cartagena - Scenery Design, Mai Nguyen - Costume Design
• Adam Miecielica

Specialization: set designer


Exhibiting works

• : (Big Love), University Theatre 2005, Director: Adam Miecielica, , Michael Landman, , Shawn D. Irish, , Patricia V. Martin - Costume Design, Bryan Stevenson - Sound Designer
• Beth Weaver

Specialization: set designer


Exhibiting works

• George Bernard Shaw: (Saint Joan), (Butler University Theatre), 2004, Director: Beth Weaver, , Wendy Meaden - Costume Design
• Michael Lincoln

Specialization: lighting designer


Exhibiting works

• : (A Streetcar Named Desire), Drury Theatre 2006, Director: Michael Bloom, , Jim Swonger, , Susan Tsu - Costume Design, Michael Lincoln - Lighting Design, Todd Rosenthal - Scenery Design
• Tim Gray

Specialization: sound designer


Exhibiting works

• Tim Gray, Giulio Cesare Perrone: (Paradise Lost: The Clone of God), The Carlo/International tour 2001, Director: Tim Gray, , Dan Stockwell - Lighting Design
• Harry Feiner

Additional information: Born 1953 in Greenwich (Connecticut). Stage designer. Professor at CUNY-Queen's College. He exhibited at Prague Quadriennial in 1987 in the exposition awarded by the Golden Triga - the main prize.

Exhibiting works

• Igor Stravinsky: (Firebird), American Dance Festival 2003 Harry Feiner - Scenery Design, David Findley - Lighting Design, Pilar Limosnar - Costume Design
• Joseph P. Tilford (Joseph Tilford)

Specialization: teacher, set designer, lighting designer


Exhibiting works

• Joseph McDonough: (One), (Thompson Shelterhouse Theatre), 2003, Director: Edward Stern, , Thomas C. Hase - Lighting Design, Elizabeth Covey Elizabeth Covey - Costume Design
  
  
  
• Williame Shakespeare: (Twelfth Night), (Robert S. Marx Theatre), 2004, Director: Edward Stern, , Susan Tsu - Costume Design, Thomas C. Hase - Lighting Design
• Sheila Hargett

Specialization: costume designer


Exhibiting works

• Charles Pascoe: (The Next Amendment), Department of Theatre and Dance 2006, Director: Jay Jennings, , Sheila Hargett - Costume Design, Sarah Lazorwitz - Scenery Design, Amanda Harris - Lighting Design
• Judith Dolan

Specialization: costume designer


Exhibiting works

• Tom Stoppard: (Travesties), Long Wharf Theatre, Williamstown Theatre 2005, Director: Gregory Boyd, , John Gromada, , Judith Dolan - Costume Design, Rui Rita - Lighting Design
• Dennis Hassan

Specialization: teacher, set designer


Exhibiting works

• Eric Blau: (Jacques Brel), Morgan Theatre 2005, Director: Lynda Linford, , Kasey Udy - Scenery Design, Cole Adams - Lighting Design, Nancy - Costume Design
• Leiko Fuseya

Specialization: set designer, costume designer
Education: Yale University School of Drama
Continuing collaboration with directors: Andrei Serban, Mark Lamos


Exhibiting works

• Benjamin Britten: (A Midsummer Night's Dream), Chicago Opera Theatre 2005, Director: Andrei Serban, , Leiko Fuseya - Costume Design
• Lynne Koscielniak

Specialization: set designer, lighting designer


Exhibiting works

• Charles Dickens: (A Christmas Carol), Wells Theatre 2004, Director: Aaron Cabell, , Walter Tillman, , Lynne Koscielniak - Lighting Design, Anita Tripathi Easterling - Scenery Design, Jeni Schaefer - Costume Design
• Federico Restrepo

Specialization: director, actor, teacher, set designer, lighting designer


Exhibiting works

• Federico Restrepo: (Bokan, The Bad Hearted), Loco 7, La MaMa E.T.C. 2004, Director: Federico Restrepo, , Denise Greber - Costume Design, Federico Restrepo Federico Restrepo - Scenery Design, Lighting Design, Tim Schellenbaum - Sound Designer
• Federico Restrepo: (Nine Windows), Loco 7, La MaMa E.T.C. 2002, Director: Federico Restrepo, , Denise Greber - Costume Design, Federico Restrepo - Scenery Design, Lighting Design, Tim Schellenbaum Tim Schellenbaum - Sound Designer
  

  
  
  
• Ming Cho Lee

Specialization: set designer
Additional information: Born in Shanghai, China; studied at Occidental College and U.C.L.A. Schoolof Applied Arts; apprentice and assistant designer to Jo Mielziner and Boris Aronson; member United Scenic Artists, Local 829; member American Theatre Planning Board, Theatre Projects Committee of N.Y.C. Planning Commission, Advisory Council of International Theatre Institute and the Board of Directors of Technical Assistance Group Foundation; taught scene design at New York University /1968-70/, has taught at Yale School of Drama since 1969; as principal set designer, New York Shakespeare Festival /1962-73/, productions include Ergo, Hair, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Much Ado About Nothing, and Sophocles Electra; designed ten productions for New York City Opera including Faust, Anna Bolena, Julius Caesar, and the American premiere of Don Roderigo; other opera designs include La favorita /San Francisco Opera/, Madame Butterfly /Opera Company of Boston/, Ariodant /Kennedy Center/, Madame Butterfly /Metropolitan Opera National Company/, Bomarzo /world premiere, Opera Society of Washington/, Lucia di Lammermoor /Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires/ and Julius Caesar / Hamburgische Staatsoper/; as principal designer, Juilliard Opera Theatre American Opera Center /1964 - 70/; designed Fidelio, La Boheme, The Rake's Progress and others; for Broadway designed Mother Courage and Her Children, Billy, Slapstick Tragedy, Two Gentlemen of Verona, Much Ado About Nothing and others; designs for regional theatres include Henry IV, Part 1 /Mark Taper Forum/, Inherit the Wind and Our Town /Aréna Stage Cultural Exchange Tour of U.S.S.R. in 1973/; designs for dance include Myth of a Voyage /Martha Graham/, Missa Brevis /José Limon/, Don Juan /San Francisco Ballet/ and productions for Alvin Ailey, and for Gerald Arpino of the City Center Joffrey Ballet; won Maharam Award for Electra and Ergo; his designs have been exhibited in New York, Connecticut, Ohio and California; recent designs include Boris Godunov /Metropolitan Opera/, Whispers of Darkness /National Ballet of Canada/, and The Seagull for Andre Gregory.

Exhibiting works

• Alfred de Musset: (Lorenzaccio), Lansburgh Theatre 2005, Director: Michael Kahn, , Scott Killian, , Ming Cho Lee - Scenery Design, Howell Binkley - Lighting Design, Murell Horton - Costume Design
  
  
  
• David Hare: (Stuff Happens), Mark Taper Forum 2005, Director: Gordon Davidson, , Ming Cho Lee - , Christopher Akerlind - Lighting Design, Candice Cain - Costume Design
• ELIZABETH Bourgeois (Elizabeth Bourgeois)

* 03.02.1976, Lansing, MI
Specialization: director, set designer, costume designer
Education: MFA New York Univ ersity, Tisch School of the Arts
Collaboration with theatres: Berkshire Theatre Festival, Mabou Mines


Exhibiting works

• Stephanie Fleischman, Nikos Brisco: (Orpheus), HERE Club Asphodel 2004, Director: Kristin Marting, , Juliet Chia - Lighting Design, David Evans Morris - Scenery Design
  
  
  
• William Pryor Brewer

* 24.08.1951, Parsons, KS
Education: MFA Carnegie Mellon University, BA, MA Emporia State College
Collaboration with theatres: San Francisco Opera, San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco Civic Light Opera, Berkeley Repertory Theatre, Ballet West


Exhibiting works

• : (The Tempest), University of South Florida 2004, Director: Margurete Forsythe, , Bill Brewer - Costume Design, Chris Hansen - Scenery Design, David Williams - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• Robert Brill

* 04.09.1963, Salinas, CA
Education: BA University of California, San Diego
Collaboration with theatres: Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Lincoln Center Theatre, NYSF/Public Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club
Additional information: Operates as freelance scenery designer in New York City.

Exhibiting works

• book: John Weidman, Stephen Sondheim: Assassins (Assassins), Studio 54 2004, Director: Joe Mantello, , Dan Moses Shreier, , Robert Brill - Scenery Design, Jules Fisher - Lighting Design, Peggy Eisenhauer - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• Hillary Charnas

* 30.03.1976, Manchester, CT
Collaboration with theatres: La MaMa E.T.C.


Exhibiting works

• : (So How's Life?), BFA 2006 Hillary Charnas - Sound Designer
• Michael Curry

Continuing collaboration with directors: Julie Taymor


Exhibiting works

• Elliot Goldenthal: (Grendel: Transcendence of the Great Big Bad), Dorothy Chandler Pavillion 2006, Director: Julie Taymor, , Constance Hoffman - Costume Design, George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Donald Holder - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: (The Magic Flute), Metropolitan Opera 2004, Director: Julie Taymor, , Julie Taymor - Costume Design, George Tsypin - Scenery Design
  

  

  

  

  
  
  
• : (Love), Cirque de Soleil Theatre. The Mirage (Cirque de Soleil Theatre. The Mirage), 0 ;
  Comments: A model for a 27 feet tall fair of flying ghosts composed of sermons from father Mckenzie. Created to perform with George Harrisons´. While my guitar Gently Weeps.
  
  
  
• Gideon Davey

Bristol, UK
Education: Bath Accademy of Art
Collaboration with theatres: National Theatre, Young Vic, Royal Court, London's West End


Exhibiting works

• Colin Teevan: (Svejk), Dukes on 42nd street 2004, Director: Gideon Davey, , Anita Yavich - Costume Design, Mimi Jordan Sherin - Lighting Design
• Marija Djordjevic

* 30.07.1973, Belgrade, Serbia
Education: MFA
Collaboration with theatres: Cyprus National Theatre, Milk Can Theatre


Exhibiting works

• Eric Hill: (Siddhartha), Unicorn Theatre 2004, Director: Eric Hill, , Marija Djordjevic - Costume Design, Carlton Coffrin - Lighting Design
• Liliana Duque-Piñeiro

* 22.02.1973, Bogota, Columbia
Education: MFA Set Design, MFA Sculpture


Exhibiting works

• George Frideric Handel: (Ariodante), Patricia Corbett Theatre (Divadlo Patricie Corbett), 2004, Director: Sandra Bernhard, , Liliana Duque-Piñeiro - Scenery Design, Paul Shortt - Scenery Design
• Robert Eubanks

* 10.03.1978, Goldsboro, NC
Education: MFA University of South Carolina
Collaboration with theatres: Texas Repertory Theater Company


Exhibiting works

• Naomi Iizuka: (Polaroid Stories), Longstreet Theater 2003, Director: Craig A. Miller, , Robert Eubanks - Lighting Design
• Marketa Trosterova-Fantova

* 11.06.1972, Prague, Czech Republic
Education: MFA Wayne State University
Collaboration with theatres: Bonstelle Theatre, Kitchen Dog Theatre, Undermain Theatre
Continuing collaboration with directors: Choreographers: Mary Williford Shade, Elisabeth De Moraes, Sarah Gambli


Exhibiting works

• María Irene Fornés: (The Danube), Kitchen Dog Theatre 2004, Director: Dan Day, , Marketa Trosterova Fantova - Costume Design
• Eugeny Schwarz: (The Dragon), University of Toledo, Center Theatre 2006, Director: Vladimir Pracharov, , Marketa Trosterova Fantova - Scenery Design, David Griffith - Lighting Design
• Olivera Gajic

Serbia
Specialization: costume designer
Education: MFA University of Connectitut
Collaboration with theatres: Rattlestic Playwrights Theatre, Primary Stages
Continuing collaboration with directors: Jim Stark
Additional information: Costume designer participating in the Crowd at PQ03 She graduated from University of Connecticut (MFA) and from School of the Arts, Belgrade (BFA). Works as a freelance designer. After reading the play, she let herself react with a visual emotional response. Passionatelly researched and rendered. She had flashbacks to her dreams and unfortunate experiences, mean nightmare moments of the "dream" she had lived trough. A women's body, made of torn skin and then stitched together, was part of that dream. She saw the Daughter of Indra as a divine creation who came to earth to save mankind. God had sent his son and now he was sending his daughter.

Exhibiting works

• Williame Shakespeare, Benjamin Britten: (A Midsummer Night's Dream), The Juilliard School, Juilliard Opera Center 2005, Director: Eve Shapiro, , Olivera Gajic - Costume Design, Matthew McCarthy - Lighting Design
• Mary Geiger (Mary Louise Geiger)

* 18.05.1957, Milwaukee, WI
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama, BA Tufts University
Collaboration with theatres: Mabou Mines, La MaMa E.T.C., Second Stage, New York Shakespeare Festival


Exhibiting works

• : (Mabou Mines Dollhouse), St. Ann's Warehouse 2003, Director: Lee Breuer, , Edward Cosla, , Meganne George - Costume Design
• Lee Breuer, Ushio Torikai: (Red Beads), Jack H. Skirball Center for the Performing Arts 2005, Director: Lee Breuer, , John Paull, , Mary Geiger - Lighting Design, Meganne George - , Ken Travis - Sound Designer
• Susan Hilferty Susan Hilferty (Susan Hilferty)

* 23.01.1953, Arlington, MA
Specialization: costume designer
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama, BFA Syracuse University
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway, major regional theatres


Exhibiting works

• Linda Woolverton, Elton John, Bernie Taupin: (Lestat), Palace Theatre 2006, Director: Robert Jess Roth, , Susan Hilferty Susan Hilferty - Costume Design, Derek McLane - Scenery Design, Kenneth Posner - Lighting Design
• Winnie Holtzman, Stephen Schwartz: (Wicked), Gershwin Theatre 2003, Director: Susan Hilferty Susan Hilferty, , Joe Mantello, , Kenneth Posner, , Eugene Lee, Asst., - Scenery Design, Nick Francone - Scenery Design, Edward Pierce - Scenery Design
  
  
  
• Branimira Ivanova

Bulgaria
Education: MFA University of Connecticut, BFA International Academy of Design and Technology
Collaboration with theatres: Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Miniature Theatre of Chester, Berkshire Theatre Festival
Additional information: *1977

Exhibiting works

• Branimira Ivanova: (Pure), Mobius Theatre 2005, Director: Branimira Ivanova, , Branimira Ivanova - Costume Design, Brian Barnett - Lighting Design
• Virgil Charles Johnson

* 04.11.1939, Minneapolis, MN
Education: BFA Boston University, MA Northwestern
Collaboration with theatres: Goodman, Steppenwolf
Continuing collaboration with directors: Barbara Gaines
Additional information: Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He graduated with MA from Northwestern University. As a costume designer, he currently works as Professor of Design, Chair of Design Studies at Northwestern University. He twice received the Joseph Jefferson Award for the Best Costume Design (1985, The Goverment Inspector and 1994, A Little Night Music).

Exhibiting works

• Williame Shakespeare: (Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2), Courtyard Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Co. 2006, Director: Barbara Gaines, , Ken Billington, , Virgil Charles Johnson - Costume Design
• Thomas Kamm

Detroit, MI
Education: BA, University of California, San Diego, Yale University School of Architecture
Continuing collaboration with directors: Robert Wilson
Additional information: *1954

Exhibiting works

• Mikel Rouse: (The End of Cinematics), Krannert Center for the Performing Arts 2005, Director: Mikel Rouse, , Thomas Kamm - Scenery Design, Hideaki Tsutsui - Lighting Design, Anne Kenney - Costume Design
• Anna Kiraly

* 29.08.1973, Budapest, Hungary
Education: MFA Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts
Collaboration with theatres: Pig Iron Company, Arts at St. Ann's
Continuing collaboration with directors: Kuba Gontarczyk, Anatoly Vassiliev, Peter Sellars


Exhibiting works

• Moliere: (Imaginary Invalid), Pope Auditorium, Lincoln Center 2005, Director: Matthew Maguire Matthew Maguire, , Anna Kiraly - Scenery Design, Chad McArver - Lighting Design, Michelle Phillips - Costume Design
• Dan Rothenberg, Robert Quillen Camp: (Pay Up), Pig Iron Theatre Company 2005, Director: Dan Rothenberg, , Brian Lilienthal, , Anna Kiraly - Costume Design, Jebney Lewis - Sound Designer
• Eugene Lee

* 09.03.1939, Beloit, WI
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama, BFA  Art Institute of Chicago and Carnegie Mellon University
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway
Additional information: Born in Beloit, Wisconsin. He has a MFA from Yale University and holds Honoráry PHD's from DePaul University, Rhode Island College and the Rhode Island School of Design. He is the recipient of many awards including the Tony Award, The American Theatre Wing Design Award, The Drama Desk, and The Outer Critics Circle Award. Currently, he co-operates with Trinity Repertory Theatre as Resident Designér and works as Associate Professor at Brown University. He participated in the PQ in 1987. three honorary Ph.D diplomas

Exhibiting works

• Winnie Holtzman, Stephen Schwartz: (Wicked), Gershwin Theatre 2003, Director: Eugene Lee, , Joe Mantello, , Susan Hilferty Susan Hilferty - , Kenneth Posner - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• William Liotta

New York, NY
Education: MFA California Institute of the Arts, BA California State University at Fullerton
Collaboration with theatres: Martha Graham Dance Company, Mark Taper Forum


Exhibiting works

• August Strindberg: (A Dream Play), Kaye Playhouse 2005, Director: Bill Walters, , Louisa Thompson, , William Liotta - Sound Designer, Ian Calderon - Lighting Design
• Derek McLane

* 14.06.1958, London, England
Specialization: lighting designer
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama, BA Harvard University
Collaboration with theatres: Regional, Off-Broadway theatres
Continuing collaboration with directors: Scott Elliott, Moises Kaufman, Kathleen Marshall, Dan Sullivan, Susan Schulman, James Lapine, Theresa Rebeck, David Warr

• David Evans Morris

* 07.12.1973, Evanston, IL
Education: MFA University of Washington-Seattle, BA Williams College
Collaboration with theatres: Merrimac Repertory, Powerhouse Theatre, Virginia Stage Company, Curtis Institute of Music


Exhibiting works

• Stephanie Fleischmann: (Orpheus), HERE Arts Center 2004, Director: Kristin Marting, , Juliet Chia - Lighting Design, David Evans Morris - Scenery Design
• Daniel Ostling

* 17.06.1963, Chicago, IL
Specialization: set designer
Education: MFA Northwestern, BA Northern Illinois University
Collaboration with theatres: Seattle Repertory Theatre, Mark Taper Forum, Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Continuing collaboration with directors: Mary Zimmerman


Exhibiting works

• David Catlin: (Lookingglass Alice), Lookingglass Theatre Company's Waterworks 2005, Director: Daniel Ostling, , David Catlin, , Christine Binder, , Mara Blumenfeld - Costume Design, Ben Sussman - Sound Designer
• Williame Shakespeare: (Pericles), Shakespeare Theatre, Goodman Theatre 2004, Director: Andre Pluess, , Daniel Ostling - Scenery Design, Mara Blumenfeld - Costume Design, TJ Gerckens - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• Seneca: (Trojan Women), Owen Theater 2003, Director: Daniel Ostling, , John Culbert, , Andre Pluess - Sound Designer, Mara Blumenfeld - Costume Design, Ben Sussman - Sound Designer
• Scott Pask

Rochester, NY
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama, BA University of Arizona
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Spoleto, USA, Donmar Warehouse
Additional information: *1967

Exhibiting works

• Arthur Kopit, Maury Yeston: (Nine), Eugene O'Neil Theatre 2003, Director: David Leveaux, , Jon Weston, , Scott Pask - Scenery Design, Brian MacDevitt - Lighting Design, Vicki Mortimer - Costume Design
• Martin McDonagh: (The Pillowman), Booth Theatre 2005, Director: John Crowley John Crowley, , Scott Pask - Scenery Design, Costume Design, Brian MacDevitt - Lighting Design, Paul Arditti - Sound Designer
  
  
  
• Joe Payne

* 19.03.1973, Provo, UT
Education: BS Weber State University
Collaboration with theatres: Pioneer Theatre Company
Continuing collaboration with directors: Divadelní společnost Pioneer


Exhibiting works

• Williame Shakespeare: (Julius Caesar), Pioneer Theatre Company 2006, Director: Charles Morey, , Joe Payne Joe Payne, , Tom Munn - Lighting Design, Susan Branch - Costume Design
• Jeff Quinn

Miami, FL
Education: MFA Pennsylvania State University
Collaboration with theatres: Gable Stage, Coconut Grove Playhouse, Actor's Playhouse, Mosaic Theatre, Ballet Theatre of Miami


Exhibiting works

• Michael Gindin, Vladimir Sinokevitch: (The Beast), Byron-Carlyle Theatre 2006, Director: Oleg Kheyfets, , Jeff Quinn - Lighting Design, Margarita Demianova - Scenery Design, Costume Design
• : (Brooklyn Bridge), Byron-Carlyle Theatre 2005, Director: Oleg Kheyfets, , Daniel Suarez, , Jeff Quinn - Lighting Design, Simon Pastukh - Scenery Design, Galina Solovyeva - Costume Design
• Shane Rettig

Collaboration with theatres: Soho Rep, Public Theatre, Actors Theater of Louisville
Continuing collaboration with directors: Marion McClinton, Wallace Shawn, Richard Foreman, Jean Randich


Exhibiting works

• Shane Rettig: (Orange Lemon Egg Canary), Actor's Theater of Louisville 2003, Director: Shane Rettig, , Michael Sexton, , Paul Owen - Scenery Design, Tony Penna - Lighting Design, Suttirat Larlarb - Costume Design
• Carrie F. ROBBINS (Carrie Robbins)

* 07.02.1943, Baltimore, MD
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama, BS, BA Pennsylvania State University
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway,Off-Broadway theatres
Additional information: Born in Baltimore, Maryland; studied at Pennsylvania State University and Yale University; hes designed costumes on Broadway for Over Here!, Grease, The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild, Molly and others; for the Lincoln Center Repertory Theatre designed costumes for The Good Woman of Setzuan, An Enemy of the People, The Crucible at the Beaumont, and The Justice Box, The Inner Journey, The Year Boston Won the Pennant at the Forum; designed Sunset and The Beggar's Opera for Chelsea Theatre Center; has designed for City Center Acting Company, NET-TV, CS Productions Cable Television, Guthrie Theatre, Shaw Festival, Inner City Repertory Theatre, Studio Arena Theatre, Buffalo Philharmonie, New York Shakespeare Festival in Central Park, and Circle in the Square; recipient of Drama Desk Awards, in costume design for Over Here! and Grease; recent work oncludes clothes for Lee Grant in NET-TV "Theatre in America", production of The Seagull, and costumes for City Center Acting Company production of The Taming of the Shrew; faculty member, Design Department, New York University.

Exhibiting works

• Benjamin Britten: (Death In Venice), Glimmerglass Opera 2006, Director: Tazewell Thompson, , Fabian, , Carrie F. ROBBINS - Costume Design, Donald Eastman - Scenery Design
• Todd Rosenthal

* 21.01.1965, New York, NY
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama
Collaboration with theatres: Big Apple Circus, Barrow Street Theater, Alley Theatre
Continuing collaboration with directors: Anna Shapiro, Laszlo Marton


Exhibiting works

• Tracy Letts: (Man from Nebraska), Steppenwolf Theatre Company 2003, Director: Anna Shapiro, , Rob Milburn, , Michael Bodeen, , Timm Burrow - Costume Design, Todd Rosenthal - Scenery Design, Annie Wrightson - Lighting Design
• Josh Schmidt

* 09.03.1976, Milwaukee, WI
Education: BFA  University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Collaboration with theatres: Steppenwolf Theatre, Jean Cocteau Repertory, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre


Exhibiting works

• Josh Schmidt: (Fahrenheit 452), Alverno College, Pitman Theatre 2001, Director: Diane Vanderhei, , Tom Thorsen, , Dara Larson, , Josh Schmidt - Sound Designer, Jan Kellogg -
• Josh Schmidt, Simone Ferro: (Tangle Grosso), UWM Dance 2004 Josh Schmidt - Sound Designer
• Dan Moses Schreier

Detroit, MI
Education: University of Michigan, Columbia University
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway, Off-Broadway, New York Shakespeare Festival, Performing Garage
Continuing collaboration with directors: Richard Foreman, Jeffrey M. Jones


Exhibiting works

• Tony Kushner: (Homebody/Kabul), New York Theatre Workshop 2005, Director: Declan Donnelan, , Dan Moses Shreier - Sound Designer, Brian MacDevitt - Lighting Design, Nick Ormerod - Scenery Design
• Dominique Serrand

La Fleche, France
Education: The Jacques Lecoq International School of Theatre
Collaboration with theatres: Theatre de la Jeune Lune, American Repertory Theatre
Additional information: *1951

Exhibiting works

• adapted for Jeune Lune: (Amerika, Or the Disappearance), Theatre de La Jeune Lune 2006, Director: Dominique Serrand, , Sonya BERLOVITZ - Costume Design, David Remedios David Remedios - Sound Designer
• Paul Shortt

* 10.12.1943, Saginaw, MI
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama, BS University of Michigan
Collaboration with theatres: College-Conservatory of Music, University of Cincinnati


Exhibiting works

• George Frideric Handel: (Ariodante), Patricia CorbettTheatre 2004, Director: Liliana Duque-Piñeiro, , Paul Shortt, , Sandra Bernhard, , Mark D. Sorensen - Costume Design
• Vicki M. Smith

* 30.06.1968, St. Paul, MN
Education: MFA University of Washington (2),  BA Reed College
Collaboration with theatres: Denver Center Theatre, Cleveland Playhouse, Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Continuing collaboration with directors: Bruce Sevy, Lou Bellamy, Nagle Jackson, Randy Myler, Dan Wheetman


Exhibiting works

• : (Pierre), Denver Center Theatre Company 2002, Director: Bruce Sevy, , David R. White, , Andrew Yelusich, , Don Darnutzer - Lighting Design, Vicki M. Smith - Scenery Design, Kevin Copenhayer - Costume Design
• Julie Taymor

Newton, MA
Education: BA Oberlin College
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway, Metropolitan Opera, Los Angeles Opera, Houston Grand Opera
Additional information: Born in Newton, Massachusetts. She has designed sets, costumes, masks and puppets for theatre, film and television. She has BA from Oberlin College, Ohio. Operates as director and designér of theatre, opera and film and is currently directing the feature film Titus. She received the Tony Award for directing and costume design for The Lion King (1998), Jury Award at the Montreal Festival of Films on Art for Oedipus Rex (1993), two Obies for Juan Darien and Best Drama Award in Tokyo at the International Electronic Cinema Festival (1992).

Exhibiting works

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: (The Magic Flute), (Metropolitan Opera), 2004, Director: Julie Taymor, , George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Donald Holder - Lighting Design
• George  Tsypin (George Tsypin)

* 01.01.1954, Kazakhstan
Specialization: set designer
Education: MFA Moscow Architectural Institute, MFA New York University
Collaboration with theatres: American Ballet Theatre, Dance companies, Broadway
Continuing collaboration with directors: Mikhail Baryshnikov, Jiri Kylian, Glen Tetley, Jerome Robbins, Paul Taylor, Twyla Tharp
Additional information: He exhibitited at the PQ in 1991 (Gold Medal for american Exhibition) and in 1995.

Exhibiting works

• Modest Mussorgsky: (Boris Godunov), (Mariinsky Theatre), 2002, Director: Victor Kramer, , George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Gleb Filshtinksy - Lighting Design, Tatiana Noginova - Costume Design
• : (Fiery Angel), (Bolshoi Theate), 2004, Director: Francesca Zambello, , Rick Fisher - Lighting Design, George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Tatiana Noginova - Costume Design
• : (Grendel: Transcendence of the Great Big Bad), (Dorothy Chandler Pavillion), 2006, Director: Julie Taymor, , Constance Hoffman - Costume Design, George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Donald Holder - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: (The Magic Flute), (Metropolitan Opera), 2004, Director: Julie Taymor, , Julie Taymor - Costume Design, George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Donald Holder - Lighting Design
  

  
  
  
• Richard Wagner: (The Ring Cycle), (Mariinksy Theater), 2003, Director: Valery Gerviev, , George Tsypin - Scenery Design, Gleb Filshtinksy - Lighting Design
• Arthur Laurents, Leonard Bernstein: (West Side Story), (Bregenz Festival), 2002, Director: Francesca Zambello, ,
  

  
  
  
• Shima Ushiba

* 06.04.1971, Osaka, Japan
Education: MFA University of Connecticut
Collaboration with theatres: Flea Theater, La MaMa E.T.C.


Exhibiting works

• Devin Sheperd: (The Painted Rose), (Philadelphia Live Arts Festival), 2005, Director: Noah Dubrueille, , Shima Ushiba - Costume Design, John Tibbets - Sound Designer
  

  

  

  
  
  
• David Van Tiegham (David Van Tieghem)

* 21.04.1955, Ridgewood, NJ
Collaboration with theatres: Dramaton Designs


Exhibiting works

• Arthur Miller: (The Crucible), (Virginia Theatre), 2002, Director: Richard Eyre, , Tim Hatley, , Paul Gallo, ,
• Nick Vaughan

* 20.04.1983, Ft. Collins, CO
Education: BFA Carnegie Mellon University
Collaboration with theatres: Packawallop Productions


Exhibiting works

• : (Uncle Vanya), (Studio Theater), 2005, Director: Nick Vaughan, , Lisa Jordan - Costume Design
• Brad Ward

* 11.03.1966, Nashville, TN
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama
Collaboration with theatres: Cirque du Soleil


Exhibiting works

• Bradlee Ward: (Miss Julie), (Yale Repertory Theatre), 2005, Director: Liz Diamond, , Sara Clement, , Blythe Pittman, , Bradlee Ward - Sound Designer, Erin Billings - Costume Design
• David Zinn

* 17.12.1968, Palo Alto, CA
Education: BFA New York University, Tisch School of the Arts
Collaboration with theatres: Target Margin Theatre, American Repertory Theatre, major regional theatres
Continuing collaboration with directors: Chas Rader-Shieber, Robert Woodruff, David Schweizer


Exhibiting works

• Williame Shakespeare: (King Lear), (Indiana Repertory Theatre), 2006, Director: Micheal Edwards, , David Zinn - Costume Design, Lap Chi Chu - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• Moliere: (The Miser), (Baltimore Center Stage), 2004, Director: David Schweizer, , Russell Champa - Lighting Design, David Zinn David Zinn - Costume Design
• Ned Roram: (Miss Julie), (Curtis Institute of Music), 2003, Director: David Zinn, , Chas Rader-Shieber, , Lenore Doxsee, ,
• George Frideric Handel: (Tamerlano), (Spoleto Festival), 2003 David Zinn - , Lenore Doxsee - Lighting Design
• George Frideric Handel: (Orlando), (Glimmerglass Opera), 2003, Director: David Zinn, , Chas Rader-Shieber, , Lenore Doxsee Lenore Doxsee, ,
• Andrea Králová

* 17.12.1970, Plzeň
Specialization: set designer, costume designer, painter , fashion designer, puppet designer, scenographer
Education: Academy of Performing Arts, Prague, PhD in the scenography of alternative and puppet theatre; history of art, Philosophical Faculty, Charles University (Prague)
Collaboration with theatres: Ústí nad Labem: Činoherní studio; Prague: National Theatre, Na Zábradlí, Komedie, Minor; Plzeň: Divadlo J. K. Tyla; Cheb: Západočeské divadlo; Brno: National Theatre; Ostrava: National Theatre
Teaching activities: Academy of Performing Arts, Department of Scenography for Alternative and Puppet Theatre
Continuing collaboration with directors: Jiří Pokorný, Zdeněk Bartoš, Viktorie Čermáková, David Drábek, David Czesany
Additional information: She graduated from art history at FF UK and KALD DAMU (1998). Since 1996 she has continuously co-operated with the National Theatre Prague, the J. K. Tyl Theatre Plzeň, National Theatre in Ostrava, the Drama studio Usti n/L., the Theatre Hadivadlo Brno, the Dejvické Theatre and the Drama Club Prague. She also devotes her time to fine arts (painting, graphic art, carving, ceramics) and film. She is a freelance lecturer at DAMU - she holds a scenography seminar. She held ten individual exhibitions, too.
• Basil Twist

San Francisco, CA
Specialization: director, Principal Designer
Collaboration with theatres: Salzburg Festival, Opera de Bastille, Covent Garden, La Scala, Los Angeles, Metropolitan Opera
Additional information: Basil Twist, a puppet designer originally from San Francisco, is a third generation puppeteer. Represented on Broadway in "The Addams Family" and "The Pee Wee Herman Show," Twist is the director of the Dream Music Puppetry Program. Creations include "Symphonie Fantastique," "Master Peter’s Puppet Show," and "Dogugaeshi." Twist has expanded the realm of puppetry, touring and partnering with the Spoleto Festival, Lincoln Center Festival, and the Los Angeles Philharmonic,. Twist has been recognized with an Obie Award, and several Bessie Awards, a New York Innovative Theatre Award, and an American Theatre Wing/ Henry Hewes Award. Mr. Twist is a Guggenheim Fellow and is an inaugural United States Artist Ford Fellow.

Exhibiting works

• Lee Breuer, Ushio Torikai: (Red Beads), (Jack H. Skirball Center for the Performing Arts), 2005, Director: Lee Breuer, , Meganne George, , Ken Travis, , Mary Geiger - Lighting Design, John Paull - Scenery Design
• Paul Steinberg

* 24.11.1946, Brooklyn, NY
Specialization: set designer
Education: BFA Pratt Institue, DipAD Central School of Art and Design
Collaboration with theatres: Bavarian State Opera, English National Opera
Continuing collaboration with directors: David Alden, JoAnne Akalaitis


Exhibiting works

• Giuseppe Verdi: (Il Trovatore), Bergenz Festival (Seebuhne), 2005, Director: Robert Carsen, , Patrick Woodroffe, , Miruna Boruzescu -
  
  
  
• Francesco Cavalli: (La Calisto), (Bavarian State Opera), 2005, Director: David Alden David Alden, , Pat Collins - Lighting Design, Buki Shiff - Costume Design
• George Frideric Handel: (Orlando), (Munich Opera), 2006, Director: David Alden, , Pat Collins - Lighting Design, Buki Shiff - Costume Design
• George Frideric Handel: (Rodelinda), (War Memorial Auditorium, San Francisco Opera), 2005, Director: David Alden, , Buki Shiff - Costume Design
• Linda Essig

Specialization: theatre theoretician, Lighting Designer


Exhibiting works

• Suzan-Lori Parks: (Venus), Paul G. Galvin Playhouse 2006, Director: Laurie Carlos, , Sean Wieland, , Douglas Clarke - Scenery Design
• R. Eric Stone (Eric Stone)

Specialization: teacher, set designer


Exhibiting works

• Williame Shakespeare: (A Midsummer Night's Dream), (Randall L. Jones Theater), 2005, Director: Kathleen F. Conlin, , Bill Black - Costume Design, Lindsay Jones - Sound Designer
• Christopher Barreca (Chris Barreca)

* 01.03.1957, Pittsfield, MA
Specialization: set designer, Teacher
Education: MFA Yale University School of Drama Theater Design, BFA University of Connecticut
Collaboration with theatres: Broadway


Exhibiting works

• Edward Mast: (Peach Blossom Fan), REDCAT Center for New Theater 2003, Director: Chen Shi-Zheng, , Shawn Fillion - lighting design, Anita Yavich - costume design
• Narelle Sissons

Specialization: set designer
Education: Central St Martins, London/UK; Royal College of Art, London/UK
Collaboration with theatres: Company member of:  LAByrinth Theater Company Ususal Suspect at NYTW. Member of United Scenic Artists, local 829.
Continuing collaboration with directors: Ongoing design collaborations with:<br /> Philip Seymour Hoffman, John Patrick Shanley, Lee Breuer, Moises Kaufman, Thaddeus Strassberger, Leigh Silverman and Andrew Barr.
Additional information: Scenic designer Narelle Sissons is a company member of LAByrinth Theater Company Ususal Suspect at NYTW and a Member of United Scenic Artists, local 829. She enjoys collaborating from the infancy of a project, making design choices that impact the development of each piece. With many works evolving simultaneously, she collaborates with Philip Seymour Hoffman, John Patrick Shanley, Lee Breuer, Moises Kaufman,Thaddeus Strassberger, Leigh Silverman, and Andrew Barr. Design work has been seen extensively on Broadway, in London, and on world tours. She has received nominations and awards from Drama Desk, Helen Hayes, American Theatre Wing, Kevin Kline, Back Stage West, and was an exhibitor at Prague Quadrennial 2007.

Exhibiting works

• Lee Breuer: (Mabou Mines Dollhouse), Mabou Mines 2003, Director: Lee Breuer, , Edward Cosla, , Mary Geiger - Lighting Design, Meganne George - Costume Design
  
  
  
• : (Taming of the Shrew), Ohio Theatre 2004, Director: Drew Barr, , Rick Martin - Lighting Design, Kim Krumm Sorenson - Costume Design
• Ana Kuzmanic

* 14.02.1973, Split, Croatia
Specialization: costume designer, educator
Education: MFA in stage design, Northwestern University; BA in costume and fashion design, Faculty of Applied Arts, Belgrade/Serbia
Collaboration with theatres: Goodman Theatre, the Lookingglass Theatre
Continuing collaboration with directors: Frequent collaborator with Tony Award winning director Bob Falls, currently working on Seagull at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago
Additional information: Ana Kuzmanic, a Serbo-Croatian designer, earned her Bachelor's Degree in Costume and Fashion Design from the Faculty of Applied Arts and Design in Belgrade, Serbia, and her Master's Degree in Stage Design from Northwestern University, USA. Her Broadway credits include "August: Osage County," directed by Anna Shapiro, "Desire Under the Elms," directed by Robert Falls, and "Superior Donuts," directed by Tina Landau. She has designed internationally at the National Theatre of London and the Sydney Theatre Company. Regionally, her designs have appeared at Steppenwolf Theatre, Goodman Theatre, and the Chicago Shakespeare Theater, among others. Ana has been Assistant Professor of Costume Design at Northwestern University since 2007.

Exhibiting works

• : (The Birds), Josephine Louis Theatre 2004, Director: Leslie Danzig, , Dave Pavkovich, , Jackie Chau - Scenery Design, Lee Keenan - Lighting Design
  
  
  
• Jan Potocki: (Manuscript Found in Saragossa), Lookingglass Theater Company 2005, Director: Christine Mary Dunford, , Andre Pluess, , Scott Neale - Scenery Design, Jaymi Lee Smith - Lighting Design
• Marcus Dilliard

* 24.02.1955, Bethelhem, Palestina
Specialization: architect, Designer
Education: MFA Boston University College of Fine Arts, BA Lehigh University
Collaboration with theatres: Theatre de la Jeune Lune
Continuing collaboration with directors: Dominique Serrand


Exhibiting works

• text: Gideon Lester, by Steven Epp: (Amerika, or The Disappearance), Theatre de La Jeune Lune 2006, Director: Dominique Serrand, , David Remedios, , Sonya BERLOVITZ - Costume Design, Dominique Serrand - Scenery Design
• Robert Mark Morgan

Specialization: set designer


Exhibiting works

• Eugene O'Neill: (A Moon for the Misbegotten), Geary Theatre 2005, Director: Laird Williamson, , Garth Hemphill, , Don Darnutzer - Lighting Design, Sandra Woodall - Costume Design
• Erhard Rom

Seattle, WA
Specialization: set designer
Education: MFA New York University Tisch School of the Arts
Collaboration with theatres: New Orleans Opera, Virginia Opera, Wolf Trap Opera


Exhibiting works

• Thea Musgrave: (Pontalba), Mahalia Jackson Theatre of the Performing Arts 2003, Director: Jay Lesenger, , Don Darnutzer - Lighting Design, Charlotte Lang -
• : (Sweeney Todd), The Barns at Wolf Trap 2005, Director: Joe Banno Joe Banno, , Nancy Schertler - Lighting Design, Timm Burrow - Costume Design