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JORGEARROYO lighting design Email [email protected] Web http://www.jorgearroyo.com Representation The Barbara Hogenson Agency, New York, NY [email protected] 212.874.8084 Academic Experience Co-Chair of Design and Production at Boston University, 2021 Assistant Professor of Lighting Design at Boston University, 2018-Present Clinical Specialist in Lighting Design, Montclair State University, 2013-2018 Adjunct Professor of Lighting Design, Montclair State University, 2011-2013 Lighting and Set Designer/Technical Director, The University School of Milwaukee, 1998-2000 Education MFA in Lighting Design, New York University, 2003 BA in Theater, Marquette University, 1996 Publications “Kazalisni Rubovi” by Todor Kuzmanov. Cover image, Summer 2021 “Latinx Theatre Design Group Brings Positive Change” Dramatics Magazine, May 2021 “Design Professors” 4Wall Sunday Roundtable webinar, Nov 2020 “Can You See Me Now? Good!” Teaching Theatre Magazine, March 2020 Co-Author, Lightwright 6 Manual, New Features, and Tutorial Co-Author, Lightwright 5 Tutorial Co-Author, Lightwright 4 Manual and Tutorial Translations Spanish localization fles for City Theatrical’s DMXcat™ Spanish translation of City Theatrical’s DMXcat™ promotional video Lectures “Demystifying LED Lighting” Broadway Teacher’s Workshop, July 2021 “Theater for Social Change” International Thespian Festival panelist, June 2021 “Seeing The Stage” International Thespian Festival webinar, June 2021 “Seeing The Stage” Thespian Nation Live webinar, Jan 2021 “Color Your Stage” Webinar, Educational Theatre Association, July 2020 “"If I Knew Then".....Designers' Edition” Panelist, StageSource, Sep 2019 “Can You See Me Now? Good!,” Workshop, International Thespian Festival, Jun 2018 “Lighting Paperwork Like The Pros,” Workshop, International Thespian Festival, Jun 2018 “Lightwright 6: Live Tour,” Workshop, KCACTF, Jan 2017 “Lighting Shootout: LED vs Tungsten,” Workshop, KCACTF, Jan 2017 “Can you see me now? Vision and Perception for the Stage,” Workshop, KCACTF, Jan 2017 “Diversity in Our Industry” Panelist, NYU, Spring 2016 “Simple Ideas To Better Lighting Design”, Teachers’ Workshop, Montclair State Univ., January 2012 Guest Lecturer, Eastern Connecticut State University, Fall 2010 Guest Lecturer, University of Maryland, Winter 2009 Residencies Luna Stage Company, 2013-2018 Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater, 2008-2012 Calpulli Dance Company, 2006-2011 Memberships United Scenic Artists, Local 829 La Gente: The Latinx Theatre Design Network - Organizing Member Design Action Recognition Broadway World NJ - Best Lighting Design (Professional) Nomination for “Thrill Me,” 2016 USA Local 829 Lighting Design Entrance Exam Judge, Sept 2020 Hemsley Lighting Portfolio Reviewer-2015-Present The Montclair Times, “Montclair Lighting Designer Jorge Arroyo on ‘Marisol’,” May 8, 2014 Lighting Dimensions Magazine, “30 and Under”, July 2004 USA Local 829 Lighting Design Entrance Exam Judge, May 2020 Theatrical Design Show Venue City Director 2020 Perkup Perkup** City Theatre Pittsburgh, PA Marc Masterson 25th Annual..Spelling Bee** New Rep Boston, MA Michael J. Bobbitt 2019 Southern Promises The Flea Theatre New York, NY Niegel Smith Legend…Georgia McBride TheatreSquared Fayetteville, AR Bruce Warren Oklahoma! Weston Playhouse Theatre Co. Weston, VT Reginald Douglas Native Gardens TheatreSquared Fayetteville, AR Rebecca Rivas Maria, Regina D’ Inghilterra Odyssey Opera Boston, MA Steve Maler, dir. Gil Rose, cond. 2018 Peaks Baryshnikov Arts Center New York, NY Sarah Cameron Sunde Razorhurst Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Cheryl Katz 2017 The Champion TheatreSquared Fayetteville, AR Reginald Douglas Indian Head Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Kareem Fahmy Twelfth Night Montclair State University Montclair, NJ Mark Hardy 2016 King of the Mountains Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Cheryl Katz The Actress Hudson Guild Theatre New York, NY Paul Dobie 2015 Thrill Me Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Cheryl Katz Unspeakable Broadway Playhouse Chicago, IL Rod Gailes O.B.C. A Perfect Ganesh Luna Stage West Orange, NJ James Glossman 2014 The Threepenny Opera Montclair State University Montclair, NJ Mark Hardy Sawbones HERE Arts Center New York, NY Tazewell Thompson The Diamond Eater HERE Arts Center New York, NY Tazewell Thompson Master Harold and... Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Reginald Douglass Marisol Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Niegel Smith 2013 Streetcar Named Desire Montclair State University Montclair, NJ Kari Margolis Unspeakable Apollo Theater New York, NY Rod Gailes The High Water Mark Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Cheryl Katz Carnaval Luna Stage West Orange, NJ Cheryl Katz Equus Montclair State University Montclair, NJ Susan Kerner 2012 Tetralogy INTAR New York, NY Gerardo Rodriguez For Colored Girls New Jersey Performing Arts Center Newark, NJ Marcia Brown Penance Montclair State University Montclair, NJ Debbie Saivetz Blood! Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ Laura Ekstrand Shooting Star Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ David Christopher Smokey Joe’s Cafe New Jersey Youth Theater Montclair, NJ Cynthia Meryl 2011 I Married Wyatt Earp Prospect Theater Company New York, NY Cara Reichel Next Fall Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ Laura Ekstrand Intringulis INTAR New York, NY David Anzuelo Distracted Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ Laura Ekstrand 2010 The Hidden Sky Prospect Theater Company New York, NY Kate Chisholm This Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ David Christopher The Gilded Age Eastern Connecticut State Univ. Willimantic, CT Ellen Faith Brodie Parallel Lives Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ David Miceli S. Asian Theater Fest. New Jersey Performing Arts Center Newark, NJ Multiple 2009 S. Asian Theater Fest. New Jersey Performing Arts Center Newark, NJ Multiple Pursuit of Happiness Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ Laura Ekstrand ** Postponed due to COVID-19 Show Venue City Director 2008 You Miss Them When... Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ Linda Key S. Asian Theater Fest. New Jersey Performing Arts Center Newark, NJ Multiple Summer Shorties Turtle Shell Productions New York, NY Multiple The Great God Money Dreamcatcher Repertory Theater South Orange, NJ Emily Davis 2007 Devil Land Summer Play Festival New York, NY José Zayas La Magnani! Arclight Theater New York, NY Elizabeth Kemp Insight 13 Puerto Rico Traveling Theatre New York, NY Jose Zayas 2006 A Christmas Carol Westport Country Playhouse Westport, CT Tazewell Thompson Grinch Immediate Theatre Company New York, NY José Zayas Animus INTAR New York, NY Daniel Jaquez With Love, Gabe INTAR New York, NY Louis Moreno 2005 Marion Bridge Urban Stages New York, NY Susan Fenichell R.U.R. The Actors Company Theatre New York, NY Scott Alan Evans The Adding Machine Columbia University New York, NY Dyana Kimball Unspeakable New York Fringe Festival New York, NY Rod Gailes, OBC Apple Cove Todd Mountain Theatre Arkville, NY Giovana Sardelli Always, Patsy Cline Theater Three Port Jefferson, NY Jeffrey Sanzel Colored Soldier NYU Studio Tisch New York, NY Rashaad Green 2004 The Interlude La Mama e.t.c. New York, NY Kim Ima Flare Path The Actors Company Theatre New York, NY Simon Jones O Chang Gun’s Toenail Blue Bicycle Productions New York, NY Eun Young Bae A Christmas Carol Theater Three Port Jefferson, NY Jeffrey Sanzel Night of the Assassins Princeton University Studio Princeton, NJ Adriana Diaz Gallathea Princeton University Studio Princeton, NJ Lee Conderacci Pigtails Princeton University Studio Princeton, NJ David Brundige 2003 The Fantasticks People's Light & Theatre Company Malvern, PA Tazewell Thompson American Mouth New York Fringe Festival New York, NY Davis McCallum The Belle’s Stratagem Prospect Theater Company New York, NY Davis McCallum Bicycle Blue Bicycle Productions New York, NY Eun Young Bae Love and Literature Columbia University New York, NY Dyana Kimball Playboy of the West Indies New York University New York, NY Tazewell Thompson 2002 The Seagull New York University New York, NY Ken Washington The Serpent Woman New York University New York, NY Ruben Polendo 2000 Ah, Wilderness! New York University New York, NY Deborah Hecht Not In Tunisia Todd Mountain Theatre Arkville, NY Sam McMurray Bananas and Water Todd Mountain Theatre Arkville, NY Jean Randich 2001 West Side Story Pius Xi High School Milwaukee, WI Kevin Schwartz The Sound of Music University School of Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Marquette Stankowski Summer In Hannibal University School of Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Judy Dolnik 1999 Assassins Dale Gutzman Productions Milwaukee, WI Dale Gutzman Heaven Can Wait University School of Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Marquette Stankowski Anne of Green Gables University School of Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Judy Dolnik The Hamlet Project Shakespeare Sedona Sedona, AZ Greg Leaming Little Johnny Jones University School of Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Marquette Stankowski 1998 The King and I Whitefsh Bay Players Whitefsh Bay, WI Ray Bradford Show Venue City Director/Chor. Month In The Country University School of Milwaukee Milwaukee, WI Marquette Stankowski Oliver! Milwaukee Musical Theater Milwaukee, WI Ray Bradford 1997 Loot Amethyst Productions Milwaukee, WI Jonathan West Coreoarte German Tour Germany Carlos Orta 1996 Oliver! Waukesha Civic Theater Waukesha, WI Ray Bradford Blacklight Latino Arts Milwaukee, WI Czaba Oskay Concert/Corporate/ Dance Design Show Venue City Director/Chor. 2017 Wayne Shorter Quartet New Jersey Performing Arts Center Newark, NJ Colors of the Rainbow New
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