Inspriation: photography, painting and art

Featuring Dan Zanes, Claudia Eliaza, and Yuriana Sobrino.

Production Team: Director: Brian MacDevitt Scenic Designer: Jessica Cancino Lighting Designer: Jane Chan Projection Designer: Rob Siler Costume Designer: Marci Rodgers

Review:

https://dctheatrescene.com/2017/10/07/night-train-57-sensory-friendly-folk-opera-review/

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Photo Credit: Teresa Wood

http://thebroadwayblog.com/stowaway-classic-stage-comany/

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Production Team: Director: Johanna Gruenhut Scenic Designer: Ryan Michael Haase Lighting Designer: Jane Chan Sound Designer: Costume Designer: Sarah Cubbage

  Review: The Baltimore Sun, DC Metro Theatre Arts

Photo: Tyrone R. Eaton.

Choreographer’s Showcase

Lighting Director for XueJuan Dance Ensemble

Stamford All-School Musical

  Production Team: Director: Linda Duci Scenic Designer: Clifton Chadick Lighting Designer: Jane Chan Sound Designer: Daniel Bria Costume Designer: D.W. Withrow

Photo: Michael Cummo, Hearst Connecticut Media

The Widow of Tom’s Hill

Written by Aleks Merilo Venue:59E59 Production Team: Director:Doug Wilder Scenic Designer: Miguel Urbino Lighting Designer: Jane Chan Sound Designer: Jordan Pankin Composer: T.O. Sterrett Costume Designer: Ari Fulton  

Applicant by Harold Pinter, directed by Annie Tippe

Let’s Tap by Janine Nabers, directed by Kevin Hourigan

Talk to Me Like the Rain by Tennessee Williams, directed by Morgan Green

The Elephant Calf by Bertolt Brecht, directed by Dara Malina

Lighting Design Rendering for Advance Lighting Design Class 2012

  Color Purple – Church

Color Purple – Big Dog

Color Purple – Juke Joint

Master Class 2013

Lighting and Scenic Design Rendering

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Romeo and Juliet-set-2.1

Don Juan Coming Back From The War

Lighting and Scenic Design Rendering

Don Juan-6-Furnace

Don Juan-2-Hospital

Don Juan-1-Bathroom

About the Play:

Winner of the 2003 Tony Award for Best Play Darren Lemming has it all and then some. He is the epitome of a baseball star…handsome, charismatic, rich, infallible and every guy’s all-American hero. But when Darren comes out of the closet he sets off a chain of events that upends everything and threatens to undermine the American pastime. Powerful, lyrical, and often hysterically funny, this play is a rhapsody that no lover of the sport—or of theatre—should miss.

Production Team: Director:Doug Wilder Scenic Designer: Ruthmarie Tenorio Lighting Designer: Jane Chan Sound Designer: Neil McFadden

News & Media:

“Both designers achieve that most elusive of technical goals, simultaneous simplicity and efficacy. The space truly felt like a testosterone drenched locker room…..” – DC Metro Theatre Art review :

http://www.theatrebloom.com/2014/09/review-take-me-out-at-1st-stage/ 

Photos by Teresa Castracane

Lisa Loomer’s 1994 play is a dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty — and its cost. Three women from different centuries meet in a modern doctor’s waiting room.

Forgiveness From Heaven is an 18th-century Chinese woman whose bound feet are causing her to lose her toes. Victoria is a 19th-century English woman suffering from what is commonly known as “hysteria.” Then there is Wanda, a modern gal from New Jersey who is having problems with her silicone breasts.

Production Team: Director:Mary Coy Scenic Designer: Andrew Cohen Costume Designer: Maho Nishida Lighting Designer: Jane Chan Sound Designer: Eric Shimelonis

  News & Media:

Loomer’s dark comedy about high cost of beauty comes to Clarice Smith – Gazette.Net