2025 Highlights
In 2025, I have had the incredible opportunity to design a series of critically acclaimed musicals, each one bursting with vibrant characters and captivating stories. With each production, I am inspired by the magic of live performance and the emotions it can evoke. I look forward to many exciting projects on the horizon!
Library Lion
Adam Theatre, Wimberly Theatre, Calderwood Pavillion
The World-Premiere of Adam Theatre's production of LIBRARY LION, a musical adaptation of the acclaimed children's book, with original music by Yoni Rechter. Featuring a 3-person operated puppet created by the Jim Henson Creature Shop, this one was an absolute treat for the eyes and ears, and played to two weeks of sold-out performances.
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Directed by Ran Bechor
Musical Director - Alon Yavnai
Scenic Design - Cameron Anderson
Costume Design - Ula Shebchuv
Puppet Design - Jim Henson Creature Shop
Lighting Design - Christopher Ostrom
A1 - Kaelen Anderson
Photo by Nile Scott Studios.
A Man of No Importance
SpeakEasy Stage, Roberts Stage, Calderwood Pavillion
Sound Design for legendary Boston director Paul Daigneault's final show as Artistic Director of SpeakEasy Stage. Actor-musicians, an onstage band, and a 3/4th thrust configuration kept my hands full!
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Music Direction - Paul Katz
Scenic Design - Jenna McFarland Lord
Costume Design - Rachel Padula-Shufelt
Lighting Design - Karen Perlow
Associate Sound Design - Devin McGovern
A1 - Denzil Kakol
A2 - Em Ross
Photo by Nile Scott Studios
The Blumey Awards
Belk Theater, Blumenthal Arts
The Blumey Awards honor exceptional young performers in North Carolina High Schools, culminating in a massive performance at Charlotte's Blumenthal Arts with a 19 piece orchestra and a cast of over 100, designed and mixed by your's truly on an SD7 Quantum!
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Musical Direction - David Dabbon
Associate Musical Direction - Reagan Casteel
Projection Design - Joe Burke, Erin Pleake
Lighting Design - John Woodey
Driving in Circles
Edinburgh Fringe Festival
I'll be designing and mixing my dear friend Jay Eddy's Richard Rogers Prize and Elliot Norton Award-winning solo show for a month in beautiful Edinburgh, Scotland. This hybrid solo-ish show traverses the highway between confessional monologue, stand-up comedy, and rock concert.
I like to describe the piece as "The greatest album you're never heard"...which implies you haven't heard it. But if you want to hear it...come join us in Scotland!
