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Curriculum Vitae Ann G CURRICULUM VITAE ANN G. WRIGHTSON [email protected] 917-623-8445 EDUCATION: B.A. Theatre University of Colorado, 1972 M.F.A. Communications and Theatre, Emphasis Design/Tech Theatre Temple Univeristy, 1977 AWARDS AND HONORS: 2017 New York Musical Festival, Outstanding Design Award, Georama, New York 2014 PAMTA Award, Outstanding Lighting Design, Fiddler on the Roof, Portland Center Stage 2009 IRNE Award Best Lighting Design, Fences, Huntington Theatre, Boston 2008 Tony Nomination Best Lighting Design, August: Osage County, Broadway 2001 AUDELCO Nominee Best Lighting Design, Primary Stages, N0 Niggers, No Jews, No Dogs 2002 Leon Rabin Nominee Best Lighting Design, Dallas Theatre Center, Blues in the Night 1998 Backstage West Garland Award for outstanding lighting for The Magic Fire, Oregon Shakespeare Festival 1994 TCG Program Development Grant Study of the Collaborative Process with Majorie Kellogg, Susan Mickey and Michael Olich 1983 Leon Rabin Nominee Best Lighting Design, The Palace of Amatuers, Plaza Theatre, Dallas, Texas 1975-1977 Temple University Graduate Fellowship PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS: 1981-PRESENT Member United Scenic Artists Local 829 New York, Lighting Design PROFESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Bret Adams, Ltd, Bruce Ostler 448 West 44th St. New York, New York 10036 212-765-5630 PUBLICATIONS: 2017 Live Design Magazine, Georama, NY Musical Festival, December 2016 American Theatre Magazine, Photo: A Moon for the Misbegotten, Geva Theatre Center, April 1 CURRICULUM VITAE ANN G. WRIGHTSON [email protected] 917-623-8445 2011 American Theatre Magazine, article: Cooking with Elisa, Upstream Theatre, March 2009 From Broadway to South Bank, August:Osage County by Ann Wrightson, FOCUS, Association of Lighting Designers, UK, April/May 2009 2008 Interview/article, Footlights Magazine, Chicago 2008 Interview/article, Lighting and Sound America, August: Osage county, Broadway 2003 Creative Associate, Country Chic Table Settings, Sterling Publishing co., Inc. 2004 Cover Photo, American Theatre Magazine Man From Nebraska, Steppenwolf Theatre MASTER CLASSES/LECTURER: 2018 Guest Lecturer-University of Texas/Austin. Fall Semester Graduate Lighing Design Studio 2017 Guest Artist/Mentor, David Mark Cohen New Works Festival at University oif Texas, Austin, TX Hemlsey Lighting Review Participant 2015 Guest Speaker/Boston Univerity Showcase 2013 Guest Artist/Mentor, University Co-op David Mark Cohen New Works Festival at University oif Texas, Austin, TX 2012 Hemlsey Lighting Review Participant 2011 Hemsley Lighting Review Participant Guest Artist, University Co-op David Mark Cohen New Works Festival at University oif Texas, Austin, TX 2009 Guest Designer /Advisor, University of Texas, Austin, TX 2008 Guest Designer /Advisor, University of Texas, Austin, TX 2007 Guest Designer, NYU Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Thesis Review 2006 Guest Designer, NYU Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Thesis Review 2005 Guest Artist, University Co-op David Mark Cohen New Works Festival at University oif Texas, Austin, TX 2004 Guest Designer, NYU Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Thesis Review 2003 Master Class, University of Utah, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Design Process 2 CURRICULUM VITAE ANN G. WRIGHTSON [email protected] 917-623-8445 2002 Master Class, University of Utah, The Mousetrap, design process 2002 Guest Designer, NYU Tisch School of the Arts Graduate Thesis Review 1999 Master Class/mentor, University of Wisconsin,Tartuffe, design process 1998 Guest Lecturer, Boston University, Blues for an Alabama Sky, Design Collaboration 1995 Guest Lecturer, Boston University, Raisin in the Sun, Design Collaboration 1992 Master Class, University of Utah, Private Lives, design process 1990 Master Class, University of Utah, The Miser, design process PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE/LIGHTING DESIGN: 2018 Feeding the Dragon Director: Maria Mileaf Hartford Center Stage Feeding the Dragon Director: Maria Mileaf Primary Stages/Cherry Lane Theatre, NYC Diary of Anne Frank Director: David Ira goldstein Geva Theatre Center-Co-Production Caught Director: Seth Gordon Repertory Theatre of St Louis Diary of Anne Frank Director: David Ira goldstein Arizona Theatre Company Tuscon and Phoenix A Doll's House Part 2 Director: Mary Robinson Weston Playhouse A Doll's House Part 2 Director: Timothy Near Repertory Theatre of St Louis 2017 Sylvia Director: Mark Cuddy Geva Theatre Center Constellations Director: Steve Wolf Repertory Theatre of St Louis Hir Director: Hallie Gordon Steppenwolf Theatre Georama: A Musical Director: West Hyler New York Musical Festival The Rembrandt Director: Hallie Gordon Steppenwolf Theatre 3 CURRICULUM VITAE ANN G. WRIGHTSON [email protected] 917-623-8445 2016 Feeding the Dragon Director: Maria Mileaf City Theatre, Pittsburgh The Three Musketeers Director: Henry Woronicz Indiana Repertory theatre Mamma Mia Director: Tim Fort Weston Playhouse Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Director: David Auburn Berkshire Theatre Festival Georama ( A Musical Premier) Director: West Hyler Repertory Theatre of St Louis Disgraced Director: Seth Gordon Repertory theatre of St Louis Moon for the Misbegotten Director: Ben Barnes Theatre Royale, Waterford Ireland/Co-Production Moon for the Misbegotten Director: Ben Barnes Lyric Theatre, Belfast, Ireland/Co-Production Moon for the Misbegotten Director: Ben Barnes Geva Theatre Center/Co-Production The Last Match Director: Tracy Brigden City Theatre, Pittsburgh The May Queen Director: Amanda Charlton Geva Theatre Center A Streetcar Named Desire Director: Chris Coleman Portland Center Stage 2015 Good People Director: Mark Cuddy Indiana Repertory Theatre The Importance of Being Earnest Director: Geoffrey Sherman Alabama Shakespeare Festival Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike Director: Bruce Jordan Cleveland Play House The 39 Steps Director: Jim Sullivan REP/University of Delaware Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike Director: Bruce Jordan Geva theatre Center/ Co-Production Domesticated Director: Bruce Norris Steppenwolf Theatre Guys and Dolls Director: Malcolm Ewen Weston Playhouse 4 CURRICULUM VITAE ANN G. WRIGHTSON [email protected] 917-623-8445 2014 Good People Director: Mark Cuddy Geva Theatre Center A Hatful of Rain Director: Greg Naughton Berkshire Theatre Festival Vanya, Sonia, Masha and Spike Director: Steve Stettler Weston Playhouse Vanya, Sonia, Masha and Spike Director: Peter Amster Asolo Repertory Theatre Clybourne Park Director: Mark Cuddy Geva Theatre Center No Exit Director: Linda Ames Key The Pearl Theatre Company Clybourne Park Director: Mark Cuddy Cleveland Playhouse The Game's Afoot Director: Peter Amster Indiana Repertory theatre Smart Blonde Director: Peter Flynn City Theatre, Pittsburgh 2013 Sense and Sensibility Director: Jon Jory Repertory Theatre of St Louis A Midsummer's Night Dream Director: Peter Amster Indiana Repertory Theatre A Midsummer's Night Dream Directors: Mark Cuddy Geva Theatre Center and Skip Greer Bill W and Dr Bob Director: Seth Gordon Soho Playhouse Anna Christie Director: David Auburn Berkshire theatre Festival To Kill A Mockingbird Director: Malcolm Ewen Weston Playhouse Fiddler on the Roof Director: Chris Coleman Portland Center Stage Charles Ives Take Me Home Director: Matt Morrow City Theatre, Pittsburgh 2012 Clybourne Park Director: Timothy Near Repertory Theatre of St Louis You Can't Take it With You Director: Mark Cuddy Geva Theatre Center The Miracle Worker Director: David Bradley Indiana Repertory Theatre 5 CURRICULUM VITAE ANN G. WRIGHTSON [email protected] 917-623-8445 Anna Karenina (World Premiere) Director: Chris Coleman Portland Center Stage The Invisible Hand (World Premiere) Director: Seth Gordon Repertory Theatre of St Louis 2011 Time Stands Still Driector: Tracy Brigden City Theatre, Pittsburgh Oklahoma! Director: Chris Coleman Portland Center Stage, OR Betrayal Director: Malcolm Ewen Weston Playhouse, VT Diary of Anne Frank Director: Janet Allen Co-Production, Indiana Repertory And Pioneer Theatre In (World Premiere) Director: Chuck Morey Pioneer Theatre Co, Utah Cooking with Elisa (US Premiere) Director: Bonnie Black Taylor Upstream Theatre, St. Louis Crimes of the Heart Director: Liesl Tommy McCarter Theatre, Princeton, NJ 2010 The Sneeze Director: Jim sullivan The Pearl Theatre Co, NY August: Osage County Director: Anna D. Shapiro Sydney Theatre Company, Sydney Australia The 39 Steps Director: Joe Grifasi Weston Playhouse, Weston, VT 2009 August: Osage County Director: Anna D. Shapiro National Tour UP Director: Anna D. Shapiro Steppenwolf Theatre, Chicago, Illinois Pride and Prejudice Director: JR Sullivan Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Milwaukee Wisconsin A Prayer for Owen Meany Director: Bruce Sevy Denver Center Theatre Company, Denver Colorado Inana Director: Michael Pressman Denver Center Theatre Company, Denver Colorado Souvenir Director: Vivian Matalon ACT, San Francisco, California Souvenir Director: Vivian Matalon Centerstage, Baltimore, Maryland 6 CURRICULUM VITAE ANN G. WRIGHTSON [email protected] 917-623-8445 Souvenir Director: Vivian Matalon Asolo Theatre, Sarasota, Florida 2008 August: Osage County Director: Anna shapiro The National Theatre, London Gem of the Ocean/Radio Golf -in Rep Director: Kenny Leon/Kent Gash Alliance Theatre, Atlanta, GA The Book Club Play Director: Nick Olcott Berkshire Theatre Festival, Stockbridge, MA Doubt Director: Malcolm Ewen Weston Playhouse, Weston Vermont August: Osage County Director: Anna shapiro Broadway, The Music Box, New York (Tony Award for Best Play) Bad Dates Director:
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