Sunday, January 15, 2012
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Monday, October 31, 2011
More Photos from Dead Man's Cell Phone
Director: Roger Hall
Scene Designer: Charles Murdock Lucas
Lighting Designer: Jimmy Lawlor
Costume Designer: Kathleen Conery
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Dead Man's Cell Phone
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Photos of Dead Man's Cell Phone (First Dress)

**UPDATE**
Director: Roger Hall
Scene Designer: Charles Murdock Lucas
Lighting Designer: Jimmy Lawlor
Costume Designer: Kathleen Conery
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Dead Man's Cell Phone
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Photos from "Cox & Box"
All above photos by Michael Banks
Cox and Box
The Ohio Light Opera - 2011
Director: Jacob Allen
Costume Design: Amber Marisa Cook
Scenic Design: C. Murdock Lucas
Lighting Design: Krystal Kennel
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Cox and Box,
ohio light opera
Monday, August 15, 2011
Survey
A short survey for Theatrical Designers who visit the website is here:
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Theatrical Design
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Production Photos from "Evening Wind"
The first of the production photos are coming in for Evening Wind - check them out!
Arthur the hairdresser leaves Paris in search of his father:
But his ship has engine trouble and crashes on a tribal island
Where he will meet Chief Evening Wind, his daughter Atala, the cook Not-Combed-At-All and the Sacred White Bear of the tribe.
Directed by Jacob Allen
Arthur the hairdresser leaves Paris in search of his father:
But his ship has engine trouble and crashes on a tribal island
Where he will meet Chief Evening Wind, his daughter Atala, the cook Not-Combed-At-All and the Sacred White Bear of the tribe.
Directed by Jacob Allen
Scenery by Charles Murdock Lucas
Costumes by Amber M. Cook
Lighting by Krystal Kennel
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ohio light opera
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Paint Elevation for Evening Wind
Here's the Painter's Elevation for the tall drop in Evening Wind
The Overture started with just the moon and night sky visible through the gold picture frame, and as the flying machine lost altitude, the drop flew out, revealing more and more sky, then eventually the coast line of the island.
The Overture started with just the moon and night sky visible through the gold picture frame, and as the flying machine lost altitude, the drop flew out, revealing more and more sky, then eventually the coast line of the island.
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ohio light opera
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Triple Bill at Ohio Light Opera
Here are the model photos of the next productions I have designed, going up in a few weeks:
Read more here.
Get your tickets here.
Costumes by Amber M. Cook
Lighting by Krystal Kennel
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ohio light opera
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