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Class of - 2005, 2004,
2003, 2002
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Scene
Design
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Scott Aronow (BFA '00) sarrow12@aol.com
I'm about to begin assisting on a new off-Broadway
show at the Minetta Lane Theater while designing at
the Palace Theater in Manchester, NH and the Kaleidoscope
Theater Co. in NY.
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Ann Bartek (BFA '99) afb2@u.washington.edu
This fall I started the MFA set design program at Univeristy
of Washington,Seattle. I spent the last two years freelancing
in Chicago, doing just about everything including a
few residential murals. |
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Carl Bridge ('BFA 96) carlbridge@hotmail.com
Special FX prop making and puppetry in Los Angeles
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Eric Germansky (MFA '99) elgdezyn@pacbell.net
I am currently the Creative Director for Premier
Productions Intl'. We produce large scale Industrials,
Conferences, Product Launches and Special Events. I
am responsible for initiating the creative approach
for the event and then producing all creative elements
including scenery, lighting, A/V, effects, original
video segments, talent and script writing. I recently
finished producing a 4-day event for Qualcomm introducing
their new BREW Wireless Technology. Prior to that a
produced events in Toronto, Chicago, New York and Orlando.
Last week I produced a special event in Sacramento for
the Governor of California, which featured the Big Bad
Voodoo Daddies. I am currently producing a User's Conference
in Chicago in mid-September for a Channel Management
Software Co. I have recently designed 3 shows for the
Los Angeles Theater Center and have been a guest lecturer
at a few local colleges. Prior to my current position,
I was the Lead Production Designer and Account Representative
for Concept Design Productions. While there my client
list included Xerox, Mercedes Benz, Ford, Nintendo,
Lincoln Mercury, Phillips, KIA, Pharmacia Upjohn, TEAC
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Sean McIntosh (MFA '01) smcintosh@ameritech.net
Sean, a native Californian, has recently relocated to
Chicago with his wife Jennifer and looks forward to
joining the thriving "windy city" theater
scene. He can be contacted at smcintosh@ameritech.net.
With the help of Jen I have created a web page of my
theater design work. Please go and check it out. Let
me know what you think. www.geocities.com/smcintoshdesign
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Hea-Min Lee (MFA '98) jitolee@mediaone.net
I am working for a company called "Pencilogic"
in Boston as an associate set designer. The company
is specialized in news set design all over the country.
current projects are ESPN Bass game, WXIX fox 19 in
Cincinnati, etc...
I am in charge of computer graphics for mural and 3d
renderings drafitng for the company |
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Dustin O'Neill (BFA '00) dunkin19@hotmail.com
Resident Design Associate at the American Conservatory
Theater in San Francisco.
I'm still working at ACT in SF as the resident associate
here...we're in the middle of Urinetown from NY...which
has been a real headache...trying to prep it for the
road...other than that i've been doing a lot of my
own outside work...did the SF production of Hedwig
and the Angry Inch...which may go to Vegas...and just
finished a production of Oklahoma in Houston...
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Lisa (Moran) Orzolek (BFA '90) lorzolek@dcpa.org
I am the Resident Scenic Design Associate for the Denver
Center Theatre Company. I've just completed my 9th season
with the DCTC, which included the mammoth production
and UK tour of TANTALUS. I am looking forward to a few
weeks off with my husband and two children before starting
in on the ll plays of the '01-'02 season. I am always
looking to hire interns and assistants, so send me your
resume. We have hired many BU grads in the past and
have never been disappointed! |
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Matthew M. Martin (MFA '95) mmartin@archeonia.com
I am Principal Designer for Archeon. The experiential
design/attraction arm for Exhibitgroup/Giltspur. We
just wrapped Design Development for "ChicagoWorks"
an 80'000 sq ft immersive attraction at the base of
the Sears Tower in Chicago. The attraction is scheduled
to open in June 2002. Prior to that I ran BigBug Productions
a sci/fi fantasy design company, before that I was
Creative Director for BRC Imagination arts, before
that I was a Show Set Designer for WDI working on
Tokyo Disney Seas, and I started my post grad work
at Universal Studios as a senior set designer on the
Twister attraction in Orlando. I lead design charrettes
and play with crayons and sit on a big round blue
ball. No I'm not kidding.
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Richard Schreiber (MFA '72) rschreiber@earthlink.net
Art Director- Opening & Closing Ceremonies of The 2002
Winter Olympics Art Director- Rock Star, movie starring
Mark Wahlberg Art Director- 2000 & 2001 Radio Music
Awards Art Director- 1995-2001 MTV Movie Awards Art
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Ethan Sinnott (MFA '01) Hotspur577@aol.com
Currently an artist-in-residence at the National Technical
Institute of the Deaf's theatre program; I teach scene
painting and am designing 3 mainstage productions, starting
with LARAMIE PROJECT, which opens next month, and Shue's
FOREIGNER, in conjunction with the Interborough Theatre
Company in NYC. I am also tackling HAMLET for the Bailiwick
Repertory Theatre in Chicago this winter. |
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Tom Tutino (MFA '86) tom.tutino@wku.edu
I am now a full professor at Western Kentucky University.
Recently designed JEMIMA BOONE for Stage One in Louisville
and SCROOGE, THE MUSICAL down in TN. Taking this summer
off to work on my house!
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John "J" Wiese (MFA '00) wieseman@aol.com
Currently, assistant professor of Scenic Design at Montclair
State University. (10 miles west of NYC) I have just
completed the scenic and lighting design for the Off
Broadway revival of Howard Korder's Boy's Life. Recently
completed projects are; Set Design for the TNT production
of Wit. Set design for Will York's production of A Man's
A Man at the Alyce Stephans Center in Birmingham, Alabama.
IWork as a Design Consultant for SBL lighting (high
end event and coorperate lighting) As well as freelance
in the NYC, New Jersey and Atlanta areas.
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Costume Design
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Hillary Derby (MFA '83) hillderb@bu.edu
Costume Director for the Huntington Theatre Company
Occasional work on films. Presently on the Executive
Board for IATSE 481, the New England Studio Mechanics
local, representing the costume/wardrobe dept. of
the local.
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Theadora Fisher (BFA '00) theadoratyler@yahoo.com
After a year at ART in Cambridge, I spent six months
as a first hand at the San Francisco Opera costume shop.
I am now at Carelli Costumes in New York City, making
costumes for numerous Broadway and regional productions.
Laura and I finally tied the knot on St. Patrick's Day,
2002. |
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Karen J. Gilmer (MFA '00) jbug@bu.edu
Costume Design Assistant at the Huntington Theatre
Co. in Boston MA
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Michael Homisak (MFA '83) mhomisak@ctgla.org
Currently working at the most luxurious cstume
shop in LA, the Center Theatre Group. I am the Workroom
Supervisor there and LOVE IT. We service the Mark
Taper Forum and the Ahmanson Theatres. Let me tell
you, after years of working retail (Barneys New York,
men's display director, Beverly Hills) and several
more years of freelancing, this gig rocks.
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Erin Lenk (BFA '98) ecourtney98@hotmail.com
Living in Los Angeles, a member of the costumers
union, local 705. I have just finished working on
Vanilla Sky, Cameron Crowe's next film staring Tom
Cruise. Now, I am in pre production for Say Uncle
with Tom Green and Jason Lee. Ps. my name is in the
credits for Family Man!! (My first)
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Richard MacPike (MFA '97) Rmacpearl@aol.com
For the past 4 years, I had been working as a Project
Manager for Parsons-Meares, Ltd. in NYC. Projects there
included 2 seasons of Ringling Bros., numerous Disney
projects, and some broadway shows. I recently decided
to shift gears a bit and have relocated to Ithaca NY
where I am Cornell University's new Costume Shop Manager.
A little teaching, a little designing, a little draping,
a lot of vacation! |
Trevor McGinness (BFA '01) trevor54@juno.com
For the past two years I have been the costume shop
supervisor at Manhattan Ensemble Theater in SoHo. On
our current production of "Golda's Balcony" I am also
serving as the makeup artist and prosthetician. I live
in Brooklyn, and am looking forward to summer! |
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Patricia Hagan May (BFA '73) mayryan@aol.com
Commodity broker, Memphis, TN
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Julie Sandler (BFA '01) tekkgirl@aol.com
I am completing my third summer at Glimmerglass Opera
Company in New York, working as a First Hand. In September
I return to Boston to work for the Huntington and Costume
Works as a First Hand and Crafter. In addition I am
working as Assistant Costume Supervisor for Boston Academy
of Music. |
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Erica Schwalbe (MFA '01) ericaschwalbe@hotmail.com
I moved to Syracuse, NY where I am working at Syracuse
Stage as the Costume Department's Craftsperson/Shopper.
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Bethany Scott ('98) beach.grrl@verizon.net
I am currently living in Manhattan Beach with my husband
and raising my son, Mason, who was born 8/8/02. Can
you believe I have a KID!!!!!! And I thought I got no
sleep in college! Though I am not currantly doing anything
related to costuming many of the things I did in the
Boston University costume shop are very similar to my
currant life. For example, the long hours, the whining,
and the crying. Just kidding! But seriously, I miss
everyone and would love to hear from you. |
Ted Stark ('95) tascoburns@aol.com
I spend the school year as the Costume Shop Manager
and Instructor of Costume Construction at The University
of Colorado, Boulder. After a couple of summers working
as a draper at the Los Angeles Opera, I now spen my
summers draping at The Santa Fe Opera. |
Dennis Wright (MFA '98) wrightstuff@highstream.net
I currently work as a Costumer and part time Designer
for the Disney/MGM Studios in Orlando. I just opened
the Disney Stars & Motor Cars Parade,part of the
"100 years of Magic" Celebration. I also have
responsibility for Streetmosphere, Prop Stop Goofy,
and The Hunchback of Notre Dame Stage Show. My beautiful
wife Kimberly & I have a daughter & two sons.
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Lighting Design
Chris Akins (MFA '01) chrisakins01@earthlink.net
Have been assisting various Broadway and Off-Broadway
shows. Worked on Hedda Gabler in the Fall. Recentlly
assisted at CSC, and The Atlantic. Will be working on
the Broadway Productions of One Mo' Time and The Man
Who Add All the Luck. Recentlly accepted into USA Local
829. Also recentlly accepted the Production Manager
job at Williamstown. Should be an exciting change of
pace. If anybody wants summer work let me know and I
will see what I can do. |
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Tina (Kenn) Bowen (BFA '89) tkbowen@aol.com
I am the Production Manager at Brooklyn Friends
School - an Independent School located in Downtown
Brooklyn. I teach technical theater to 5th through
12th grade students, and I coordinate all aspects
of our various productions. I am married to John Bowen
(sound op at the Huntington while I was at BU), and
we have two daughters.
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Sean Dolan (MFA '88) sdolan171@aol.com
Running Sean Dolan /Associates Lighting Design.
Currently overseeing installation of Architectural
Lighting for Lucent Technologies Innovations Center
in Holmdel, NJ. Also, designing the lighting for numerous
Industrials around the country. Most recently a show
for Merck Pharmaceuticals in Orlando. A Marriott show
in Washington, DC. A Berlex Pharmaceutical Show in
Scottsdale, Az. and a Trilogy Software show in New
York. Up and coming projects include a Ford Motor
Company show in Colorado Springs, a Staples show in
Toronto and a Berlex Pharmaceuticals show in Beverly
Hills, CA.
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Ken Elliott (BFA '00) kceligths@yahoo.com
I am currently free lancing in NYC. I have assistend
on a few Off Broadway shows and am working on a cruise
ship in April. In May I will be getting married to
Katrina Owen (class of '00 in Sound Design) and we
will be back in NYC after a summer at the Idaho Shakespeare
Festival.
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Wayne Ellis (BFA '98) wellis@mnh.com
I am currently working at an advertising company
as the "Pre-Press Technology Director", a field my
major had great influence on ;).... I recently got
married, bought a house and moved to the 'burbs. I
am doing very well, and would love to contact old
classmates...
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Nancy Goldstein (MFA '83) nancy@ngdesign.net
New England Spring Flower Show, assisted by alums
Christopher Ostrom and Ken Elliott; various residential
landscape lighting design projects
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Joanna Hobbs (BFA '99) jhobbs80@hotmail.com
Just moved back to Northern California after working
as the resident LD at the Fiddlehead theater Company
in Norwood MA for two and a half years. Currently freelancing
in the area.
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David Holcomb (BFA '87)
Changing jobs again. After 5 great years as Production
Manager of the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, I will be
moving to Carnegie Mellon University as their Production
Manager. I start in August of 2003, at the same time
Susan Tsu does. Still loving Pittsburgh. Finally have
an adorable baby girl. |
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Marc Janowitz (BFA '96) marcj@earthlink.net
Lighting Director - Blue Man Group
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Dietrich Juengling (MFA '96) Dietrich_Juengling@usjc.co.jp
For the past 4 years I have been the Principal
Lighting Designer for Universal Studios Japan. Now
that the park is open, I am staying on board with
the Entertainment Dept. to support them on all new
Live Shows, Events, etc. Prior to this, I was a freelance
designer in Los Angeles and have worked on; Special
Events, Film, Concert tours, Theatre..... My latest
projects were; Yanni - Tribute, a video shot in India
and China and Batman and Robin - Mr Freeze.
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Jon Langrell (BFA '87) JONL@ITEC.com
Jon is the senior lighting designer at ITEC Entertainment,
a global entertainment firm creating theme parks,attractions,
entertainment, retail and dining around the world.
Jon designed the entire lighting and effects scope
(architectural and show) for the new controversial
attraction in Orlando, "The Holy Land Experience"
and is working on that atraction's second phase, a
walk through living biblical museum invoving ground
breaking use of fiber optic artifact lighting intergtated
into the theatrical show lighting. Upcoming projects
on concept boards are the "Airforce One" Experience
and an entire theme park in Johannesburg South Africa.
Previous design projects with ITEC include three Walt
Disney World Projects, show lighting for a flagship
SEPHORA store in New York City and six "Everything
but Water" Retail stores across the country. Jon also
intergrates (programs a spcialized one of a kind dmx
playback system) show lighting (desiged by others)
into ITEC rides and attraction show control systems
such as "Cat in the Hat" and the "Adventures of Spiderman"
at Universal Studios Florida, the new "Templo Del
Fuego" attraction at Port Adventura Spain, and refurbuished
the lighting and playback system for Florida's ET
attraction.
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Benjamin Pearcy (BFA '93) benjamin@pearcy.com
My wife Stonie and I are about to embark on the
biggest production we've ever worked on... We are
expecting our first child in November! Details as
they become available.
"Faust" at the Baltimore Opera Company "Dinner With
Friends" with Rui Rita ('90) at the Alley Theatre
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Tony Penna (MFA '00) penna@actorstheatre.org
Currently in my second season as Resident Lighting Designer
at Actors Theatre of Louisville in Kentucky. My designs
have included How I Learned to Drive, Little Shop of
Horrors, The Lover, A Slight Ache, Dracula, Jouet, Floyd
Collins, and The Piano Lesson as well as the premieres
of four plays in the annual Humana Festival of New American
Plays: Quake, When the Sea Drowns in Sand (new title:
Havana is Waiting), Description Beggared; or the Allegory
of WHITENESS, and Heaven and Hell (on Earth). Upcoming
projects include a three-actor production of Macbeth,
another round of Humana Festival plays, Art, and Red
Herring. I am also teaching design and production at
a nearby college. Juliet and I bought a house this summer.
Stately Penna Manor is a 7-year-old stone house with
17 acres of land, including 11 acres of forest and a
small pond. |
Rui Rita (BFA '90) ruirita@earthlink.net
Just finished designing BLUE DEMON at the Huntington.
Lots of deja vu. Next up is Lynn Redgrave's new play
MANDRAKE ROOT at the Little Shubert in NYC. It looks
as though ENCHANTED APRIL will finally be heading to
Broadway in (yes, you gessed it) April. And yes, I'm
still designing at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.
Hey, I have a place up there and it's a great excuse
to get out of NY in the summer. |
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Joshua Starbuck (BFA '86) joshuastarbuck@earthlink.net
Lighitng Designer with Illumination Production
Services in NYC. Opus Cactus for MOMIX Dance Company.
Toy Fair for Hasbro Inc. Other dance and industrials,
Ice shows and the such.
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Jonathan Tavss (BFA '92) tavss@yahoo.com
UPDATE
After leaving ABC.com and the Mouse House behind,
I started my own company, Scarlet Terrier Productions.
Under the new banner, I am currently consulting for
Fox International Home Entertainment, Disney Theatrical
Group as well as developing properties for film, television
and the web.
Coming up on three years of marriage to Elizabeth
(CAS '90) and hoping to add a kid (or two) sometime
soon. If you're ever in LA, look us up! We're the
only Tavss in town.
P.S. I am hoping to join David Holcomb when he gets
the fishing trip invite from Sid.
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Michael Yocum (BFA '92) Michaelyocum@yahoo.com
Recently Moved down to Philly to work for Sapsis
Rigging as Project Manager after living and working
in Boston for 12 years. Recent credits include Market
Week Fall 2001 in NYC and others too painful to remember.
Approaching 7th year of marriage to Diane Angeline
(Class of '93.) Our son Gavin occupies most of our
time as he heads towards the "Terrible Twos."
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Sound Design
Katrina (Owen) Elliott ('00) k8elliott@yahoo.com
After graduating I moved to NYC with Ken Elliott, and
started freelancing in sound and occasionally electrics.
Ken and I got married in May of 2001, and by the winter
after that I was getting restless with sound. Deciding
I wanted something more people oriented, I went to Williamstown
as a company mgmt. intern. Since then, I have been working
in a Broadway general manager's office, and am planning
on returning to WTF for the summer of '03, this time
as Ass't Co. Mgr. |
Walter Trarbach ('02) cpnwalter@yahoo.com
brilliantly hapy and successful. call me i'm bored. |
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Eliot White (BFA '01) aewhite@mac.com
I'm taking a bit of a break from theatre at the
moment, having worked for Milburn/Bodeen Music since
June, 2000. Currently, I am working for Tribesoft
(www.tribesoft.com),
which is an Interactive Agency located in Chicago.
I'm enjoying being creative in a different environment,
and using skills fostered at BU towards a different
end.
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Technical Production
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Matt Bevacqua (BFA '99) mbevacqua_1999@yahoo.com
Automation & mechanical designer for Foy Inveterprises
(Flying by Foy) located in Las Vegas, NV. I design
systems for human flight, as well as the electronics
and software to control them.
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Joel Brandwine (BFA '01) jabrandwine@yahoo.com
I am currently the Associate Technical Director of the
Williamstown Theatre Festival and Shop Foreman of the
Julliard School. |
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Joe Flores (MFA '94) joejjf@earthlink.net
Currently working for Impact Unlimited as CAD
Specialist (whatever that means) and still learning.
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Tom Fusco (MFA '96) fusco@Rowan.edu
Professor and Technical Director of Rowan University's
Department of Theater and Dance(Glassboro, NJ.) Set
Design and Technical Director of various theater events
in the Philadelphia area. Married to Charlie Moss (now
Fusco) who is running her own Production Company called
Synergixx. We share our lives with Jake who is one year
old and already likes to chew on power tools. |
Erik Hansen (BFA '01) hansen1@att.net
I am now the Head Carpenter on the National Tour 'BLAST'.
Check out the schedule on www.blasttheshow.com.
Drop me a line if we are coming to a city near you. |
Sherie Hoffman (MFA '00) sherieh@flash.net
I'm currently taking some time off after going on tour
for a bit. Heading back out to the New England area
for the summer then onto NYC!!! |
John Kontogiannis (''02) jkonto@hotmail.com
I am currently working at Tech Production Services in
New York City. We are the technical supervisors for
Broadway shows and First National tours. Some recent
shows include 42nd Street, Hairspray, Urinetown, and
the BLAST! National Tour. |
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Deb Miller (BFA '81) debm@vee.com
Work with VEE Corporation, producers of Sesame
Street Live ( 3 national and 2 international tours)
Brae in the Big Blue House Live (national tour - 2nd
unit to open in June'01)New tour of Henson's Dragon
Tails in due to open in Oct. '01 Also do work for
NBA and individual teams. Opening & closing ceremonies
for World Figure Skating Championship in Mpls.
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Josh Ratty (BFA '01) jratte@mediaone.net
Currently working at Boston BoatWorks in East Boston
as project manager on a repair job for a 50' race boat
(sail) that ran aground this summer. Other projects
in the shop include a recntly completed 45' custom yacht
for a VP at Microsoft, a 62' custom yacht in the early
stages of construction, and a 23' wooden sloop about
1/2 complete. We built custom compsite yachts using
technology that is only used in about a half dozen shops
in this country. Check out http://www.chuckpaine.com/news.html
to see more on the recently completed 45' and the 62'. |
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Christopher 'Crick' Staton (MFA '00) cricket@staton.net
Currently working as Technical Director / Facility
Manager at The Historic Strand Theater in Lakewood,
NJ (45 min south of NYC) The theater is currently
undergoing major renivations, including upgrading
of the stage equipment.
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Katherine Tharp (BFA '01) ktharp@showmotion.com
Working at Showmotion in the Design Department. Projects
underway include Into the Woods, Thorougly Modern Millie,
and Hairspray. |
Andrew Young (MFA '99) ayoung@showtec.com
I am working in San Diego as a shop manager for Southwest
Showtech. I basicly am doing theatre for business. |
Costume
Production
Renee S. Holland (MFA '99) queentape@hotmail.com
After freelance draping/tailoring for two years in regional
theatres around the country, I have taken an assistant
to the head draper position in Cambridge at the American
Repertory Theatre. |
Lanette Marquardt (MFA '99) lmcostumes@yahoo.com
Immediately after graduation, I was a draper for Glimmerglass
Opera Co. Following that, I accepted a one-year position
as the Costume Shop Manager and Instructor for the University
at Albany (NY). I was then blessed to be promoted to
Costume Director for Glimmerglass Opera Co., which I
did for two seasons ('00 & '01). Currently, I am
employed by the Houston Grand Opera as the First Assistant
to the Costume Director...hey guys, I really do work
only 40 hours per week!! Wahoooo! In addition, I have
recently started my own small business working as a
Kitchen Consultant for The Pampered Chef. I am very
active in my church and find personal growth with our
efforts to feed the homeless.
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Deanna Serino (MFA '97) DMSerino2aol.com
Costume Shop Supervisor for Blue Man Group. The shop
is in New York and we make all the costumes for New
York, Boston, Chicago, and Las Vegas Shows. |
Stage
Managment
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Russell Johnson (BFA '82) russellj@guthrietheater.org
I am the production stage manager at the Guthrie
Theater in Minneapolis, MN. I have been at the Guthrie
on and off for 17 years.
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Lory Henning (MFA '98) loryh@blueman.com
All Blue, all Men, all the time. I am currently
the Production Manager for Blue Man Group - Tubes
in New York, Boston, and Chicago.
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David Lurie (BFA '01) davidhlurie@hotmail.com
Currently the Assistant Production Manager at the Williamstown
Theatre Festival with Akins running the show... also
with 35 other BU students and alums! it's almost like
school, it's crazy, please send help.
Upcoming work: will be the ASM at the Huntington for
the 02-03 Season! See you all there!
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ITS &
Directing
Samantha French (BFA '00) manthabeth@hotmail.com
Currently working at the Boston Children's Theatre as
a teacher. In February will be directing their production
of Beauty and the Beast |
Alexander Gelman (MFA '85) agelman@niu.edu
Professor and Chair of School of Theatre and Dance at
Northern Illinois University and Producer of Summer
NITE in Chicago. I also continue to free-lance as director
of plays and operas.
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Michael Kemp (MFA '97) Kemp70m@aol.com
Just completed the National tour of "Gumboots",
an original South African dance/musical show, working
as the Production Manager.
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Rick Lombardo (MFA '84) ricklombardo@mediaone.net
Producing Artistic Director of New Repertory Theatre
in Newton, MA. www.newrep.org.
Recently directed the New England premiere of The
Weir, and returned to BU to guest direct Six Characters
in Search of an Author with the BU students on the
mainstage. Was named Outstanding Director by the Boston
theatre Critics Assoc with the Elliot Nortong Award
for the year 2000.
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Tony McLean (BFA '79) tonymclean@clearchannel.com
President Broadway in Boston Clear Channel Entertainment
- Theatrical 100 Boylston Street Suite 950 Boston, MA
02116 (recently Vice President, Domestic Touring, Disney
Theatrical Productions) |
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E. Loren Meeker ('99) HiNRG101@hotmail.com
UPDATED: 05/03 I am currently working as a freelance
director and choreographer. Recent and upcoming credits
include...ALBERT HERRING (director) with Red House
Opera Group, BLUE DEMON (AD) with The Huntington Theatre
Company, RESURRECTION and DIE FLEDERMAUS (AD and Choreographer)
with Boston Lyric Opera, and I will be at Central
City Opera this summer working as and AD on L'ITALIANA
IN ALGERI.
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Tanya Saracho (BFA '98) TSaracho@aol.com
In 2000 I co-founded TEATRO LUNA, Chicago's all-Latina
Theater Company. We develop and create pieces on our
experiences of being Latinas and women. Our first production,
GENERIC LATINA, opened to rave reviews and sold out
houses. We have started touring colleges and developed
a new piece at INTAR's New Work Festival in New York
City. Being in the ITS program at BU...creating and
enforcing your self-made map is what lets me guide these
women even in areas where I don't always know the answer
(arts administration)...oh, yeah...and for now, I feed
myself doing Voice Overs. |
Nikki Spiers (''00) nspiers@hotmail.com
I'm currently working in NYC as the props master for
Spaeth Design Inc, a design firm that speicalizes in
animated Christmas windows, event display and decor.
Since I moved here in 2001 I've freelanced with NY Theatre
Workshop, Manhattan Ensemble Theatre and the Juilliard
School. In addition I'm teaching art lessons with disadvantaged
families and children with Free Arts NYC, and the Stanton
Street Settlement. Gregg Mozgala (acting class of '00)
and I will be married in the summer of 2004. |
Wayne Wilcox (BFA '01) wilcox_wayne@hotmail.com
I am currently understudying in a show at Lincoln Center,
"A Man of No Importanct". It is going swimmingly. |
Faculty
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