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Broadway | |
| Booth Theatre, The Old Neighborhood, directed by Scott Zigler | ||
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| New York Theatre Workshop, Nocturne, directed by Marcus Stern | ||
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National Tour | |
| U.S. Tour 09/01/00 To 04/31/01, The King Stag (1), directed by Andre Serban | ||
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International | |
| Brazil, Teatre Municipal Sao Paulo, When We Dead Awaken (3), directed by Robert Wilson France, Strasbourg 3 Studios, Eh Joe, directed by Bob Scanlan; Ghost Trio, directed by Bob Scanlon; Nacht Und Traume, directed by Bob Scanlon Germany, Theatro Des Westens Berlin, Grand Hotel (4), directed by Tommy Tune Japan, Tokyo Globe Theatre, The King Stag (1), directed by Andre Serban London, Royal Court Theatre, Fires In The Mirror, directed by Anna Deveare Smith London, Royal Shakespeare Barbican, The King Stag (1), directed by Andre Serban Mexico, Manuel Doblado Theatre Leon, The Judgment Day (2), directed by Diamanda Galas Russia, Moscow Art Theatre, When The World Was Green, directed by Joseph Chaikin, The King Stag (1), directed by Andre Serban; Six Characters In Search of An Author (1), directed by Robert Brustein Singapore, Festival of the Arts, When The World Was Green, directed by Joseph Chaikin; Nobody Dies On Friday, directed by David Wheeler Taiwan, Taipei National Theatre, The King Stag (1), directed by Andre Serban; Six Characters In Search of An Author (1), directed by Robert Brustein |
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Regional Theatre | |
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Alley Theatre, Steel Magnolias, directed by Judith Ivey; Dial M For Murder, directed by James Black; Black Coffee, directed by Gregory Boyd; A Funny Thing Happened
..Forum, directed by Gregory Boyd; Life X 3, directed by Pam MacKinnon; Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, directed by Gregory Boyd; The King Stag (1), directed by Andre Serban Jewish Theatre of New England, The Lowman Family Picnic, directed by Tim Banker; Social Security, directed by Daniel Gridron; Yom Kippur In Da Nang, directed by David Wheeler |
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Regional Opera | |
| Boston Early Music Festival, Ariadne, directed by Drew Minter Boston Musica Viva, Traveling With Gulliver, directed by Nicholas Deutsch; Gissar, The Hero, directed by Nicholas Deutsch; The Nightingale, directed by Nicholas Deutsch; Eight Songs For A Mad King, directed by Nicholas Deutsch |
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Dance | |
| Boston Conservatory, Schumann Song Cycle, choreographed by Spencer / Colton; Sunflowers, choreographed by Spencer / Colton; Misa Breva, choreographed by Spencer / Colton; La Fille Mal Gardee, choreographed by Spencer / Colton; Les Sylphides, choreographed by Spencer / Colton | ||
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Events | |
| Revels, Inc., The Christmas Revels 2002 Trinity Repertory Company, 11th Annual Pell Awards For Excellence In The Arts; 10th Annual Pell Awards For Excellence In The Arts; 9th Annual Pell Awards For Excellence In The Arts; 8th Annual Pell Awards for Excellence in the Arts; 7th Annual Pell Awards for Excellence in the Arts; 6th Annual Pell Awards for Excellence in the Arts; 5th Annual Pell Awards for Excellence in the Arts; 1st Annual Pell Awards for Excellence in the Arts New England Conservatory, Grand Re-opening of Jordan Hall Queen Elizabeth II Cruise Ship, 150th Anniversary Celebration Voyage. ( Jean Ann Ryan Productions.) |
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Summer Theatre | |
| Corning Summer Theatre, Oklahoma; Hello Dolly; Upper Broadway; Wally's Cafe; One For The Tango; Evita; The Music Man; Run For Your Wife; The Foreigner; The Odd Couple; Pirates of Penzance; Jesus Christ Superstar; The King And I; Brighton Beach Memoirs; A Chorus Line; 1776; La Cage Aux Folles; 42nd St.; Give My Regards To Broadway; My One And Only; Return Engagements; Biloxi Blues; Sugar Babies; Bee Hive, Nunsense Peterborough Players, Proof; Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse; Picasso At Lapin Agile; Wait Until Dark; Broadway Bound; The Mousetrap Theatre By The Sea, West Side Story; Guys And Dolls; Dames At Sea; The Will Roger's Follies; Pump Boys and Dinettes; Godspell; The Sound of Music; Forever Plaid; Fiddler On The Roof; Evita |
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Andre Belgrader, Andy Belser, Anne Bogart, Eric Bogosian, Gregory Boyd, Curt Columbus, Ron Daniels, Amanda Dehnert, Alvin Epstein, Oskar Eustis, Spalding Gray, Ed Herendeen, Israel Horovitz, David Kent, Jerome Kilty, David Mamet, Brian McEleney, Bob McGrath, Pam MacKinnon, Kevin Moriarty, David Rabe, Bob Scanlan, Andre Serban, Anna Deveare Smith, Molly Smith, Marcus Stern, Liesl Tommy, Charles Towers, Russell Treyz, Slobodan Unkovski, Les Waters, David Wheeler, Kate Whoriskey, Michael Wilson, Francesca Zambello, Scott Zigler, Janos Zsasz |
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Education | |
| M.F.A. Lighting Design from Virginia Tech in 1986. B.A. Theatre from State University of New York at Fredonia in 1983. |
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Awards | |
| Independent Reviewers of New England Lighting Design Award for Blithe Spirit at Trinity Repertory Company; A Delicate Balance at Merrimack Repertory Theatre; and Othello and Mother Courage and Her Children, at the American Repertory Theatre. Elliot Norton Award, Boston Area Theatre Lighting Design Award for Mother Courage And Her Children at the American Repertory Theatre Boston Magazine, "Best of Boston" Lighting Design for The Importance of Being Earnest at the Merrimack Repertory Theatre |
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