Lighting is so much more than just pushing buttons on the console. It is the magic that turns a space into a living canvas. As a storytelling-tool, lighting sets the tone of the scenes, transporting the audience to realms of laughter, tears, and suspense.
I embrace lighting as art, knowing that each lighting cue adds depth and atmosphere, making every production memorable.
Role: Lighting Designer and Manager
Director: Craig Robertson.
I designed the stage lighting, and programmed the lights on an IONXE board, including projections and over 80 lights. I oversaw 2 additional lighting operators for this show.
Role: Lighting Designer and Operator.
Director: Hayden Lopez
I designed the light cues, programmed the IONXE board and operated the lights in the show.
Role: Lighting Designer and Operator.
Director: Kaci Farnsworth
I designed the light cues, programmed the IONXE board and operated the lights in the show.
Role: Lighting Operator
Director: Lance Morse & Craig Robertson
I programmed the lights on a ETC Nomad and operated the lights in the show.
Role: Prop Design, Head of Props & Head of Costumes
Director: Craig Robertson
I oversaw the design, creation or purchase of over 50 props and 300+ costumes for a show with over 150 actors. I was present during the show to manage the props & costumes.
Role: Head of Props
Director: Lance Morse
I managed the props and ensured they were working and present for the show as needed.
Role: Head of Props & Prop Designer
Director: Kaci Farnsworth
I designed the props, ensured that they were present and managed getting them on and off the stage.
Role: Head of Props & Prop Designer
Director: Annie Robertson
I designed the props, including live animals, ensured that they were present and managed getting them on and off the stage.
Role: Prop Crew Assistant
Director: Craig Robertson
I assisted with designing and creating the props as well as helping the Prop manager with tasks as needed
Role: Prop Crew Assistant
Director: Amanda Brundrett
I assisted with designing and creating the props as well as helping the Prop manager with tasks as needed.
Prop Management is not just about moving objects around the stage. By choosing the correct props, and keeping them organized and ready for the actors to use as they bring a story to life.
I embrace prop management as an art form, fully aware that each carefully placed item adds layers of authenticity and atmosphere. It's these little details that make each show unforgettable and transport the audience to a place they'll remember.
Show nights can be chaos with actors running around, props vanishing, lights blinking, and everything else that could go wrong, often going wrong.
As a stage manager, it's my job to be the glue that holds a production together. It means knowing every cue, every beat, and more importantly keeping the mood upbeat to help the actors stay in character, even if something unexpected happens.