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MICHAEL GILLIAM Lighting Design 325 W. 45tH Street #602 Paradigm Talent Agency NEW YORK, NY 10036 Jack Tantleff CELL: (917)501-3580 (212) 897- 6400 [email protected] [email protected] BROADWAY BONNIE AND CLYDE The Shoenfeld Theatre Dir: Jeff Calhoun Dec-11 BROOKLYN The Plymouth Theatre Dir: Jeff Calhoun Oct-04 BIG RIVER The Roundabout Theatre Dir: Jeff Calhoun Jul-03 STAND-UP TRAGEDY Criterion Center Dir: Ron LinK Oct-90 WEST END GERSHWIN ALONE The Duchess theatre Dir: Joel Zwick Feb-04 NATIONAL TOURS SPAMILTON Dir: Gerard Alessandrini May-19 LOOPED Dir: Rob Ruggiero Feb-13 PETER PAN Dir: Glen Casale Aug-11 LOVE IN THE NICK OF THYME Dir: David E. Talber Jan-07 BROOKLYN Dir: Jeff Calhoun June-06 GUYS AND DOLLS Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Aug-01 BIG RIVER Dir: Jeff Calhoun June-04 OFF-BROADWAY CAGNEY THE MUSICAL Westside Arts Dir: Bill Castellino Mar-16 TAPPIN' THRU LIFE New World Stages Dir: Jeff calhoun Dec-15 MR. JOY Claire Tow Dir: Sheryl Kaller Apr-13 MR. JOY The Riverside Church Dir: Sheryl Kaller May-12 THE BEST IS YET TO COME 59E59th Street Theatre Dir: David Zippel May-11 STRIKING 12 Daryl Roth Theatre Dir: Ted sperling Nov-06 MENOPAUSE THE MUSICAL Theatre Four Dir: Kathleen Lindsey Mar-02 BLUE The Roundabout Theatre Dir: Sheldon Epps June-01 END OF THE WORLD PARTY The 47th Street Theatre Dir: Mathew Lombardo Nov-01 STRICTLY PERSONAL The Soho Playhouse Dir: Donna DraKe Nov-00 ROCKLAND COUNTY/ Cherry Lane Theatre Dir: Randy Sharp Feb-96 NO VAUDEVILLE ZOOMAN AND THE SIGN Second Stage Dir: Seret Scott Nov-94 THE VIEW FROM HERE Lambs Theatre Dir: Matt Williams Feb-93 THE GIFTS OF THE MAGI Lambs Theatre Dir: Scott Harris Dec-92 BLAME IT ON THE MOVIES Criterion Center Dir: David Galligan Apr-89 REGIONAL THEATRE SPAMILTON Pittsburgh CLO Dir: Gerry McIntyre May-19 TWO TRAINS RUNNING Milwaukee Repertory Dir: TImothy Douglas May-19 TWO TRAINS RUNNING Cincinatti Playhouse Dir: TImothy Douglas Mar-19 MISS BENNET: CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLY Pioneer Theatre Dir: Julie Kramer Dec-18 THE MUSIC MAN The Asolo Repertory Dir: Jeff calhoun Nov-18 HAIRSPRAY The Village Theatre Dir: Steve ThomKins May-18 NINA SIMONE FOUR WOMEN Arena Stage Dir: TImothy Douglas Nov-17 OTHER DESERT CITIES Buck's County Playhouse Dir: Sheryl Kaller Aug-17 FENCES Pioneer Theatre Dir: Timothy Douglas Jan-17 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Arizona Theatre company Dir: David Ira Goldstein Nov-16 SINGING IN THE RAIN The Village Theatre Dir: Steve ThomKins Oct-16 THE LAST SHIP Pioneer Theatre Dir: Karen Azenberg Sept-16 DISGRACED Arena Stage Dir: Timothy Douglas Apr-16 AKEELAH AND THE BEE Arena Stage Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Nov-15 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Pioneer Theatre Dir: Karen Azenberg Sept-15 AKEELAH AND THE BEE Children's Theatre CompanyDir: Charles Randolph-Wright Aug-15 PETER AND THE STARCATCHER The Shuster Theatre Dir: Jenn Thompson June-15 THE BLOOD QUILT Arena Stage Dir: Kamilah Forbes Apr-15 FREEDOM SONG Fords Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Feb-15 DANCE LESSION Theatreworks Dir: Julianne Boyd Jan-15 PETER AND THE STARCATCHER Pioneer Theatre Dir: Jenn Thompson Dec-14 CAMELOT Two River Theatre Dir: David Lee Nov-14 SAFE HOUSE Cincinatti Playhouse Dir: Timothy Douglas Oct-14 CAN CAN Paper Mill Playhouse Dir: David Lee Oct-14 SPELLING BEE Pioneer Theatre Dir: Karen Azenberg Sept-14 TAPPIN' THRU LIFE Cleveland Playhouse Dir: Jeff calhoun June-14 SWEET CHARITY Pioneer Theatre Dir: Karen Azenberg June-14 TAPPIN' THRU LIFE Wallis Annenberg Center Dir: Jeff calhoun June-14 TAPPIN' THRU LIFE The Alliance Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Apr-14 VIOLET Fords Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Jan-14 XANADU Arizona Theatre Co. Dir: David Ira Goldstein Dec-13 TAPPIN' THRU LIFE Arena Stage Dir: Jeff calhoun Nov-13 OTHER DESERT CITIES Pioneer Theatre Dir: Charles Morey Oct-13 XANADU The Village Theatre Dir: David Ira Goldstein Sept-13 PULSE The Asolo Repertory Dir: Jeff calhoun May-13 GOOD PEOPLE Arena Stage Dir: Jackie Maxwell Feb-12 EMMA Arizona Theatre Co. Dir: David Ira Goldstein Nov-11 BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Buck's County Playhouse Dir: Sheryl Kaller Aug-12 NEXT TO NORMAL Pioneer Theatre Dir: Karen Azenberg Sept-11 RENT Pioneer Theatre Dir: Karen Azenberg June-11 RUINED Arena Stage Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Apr-11 THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP Arizona Theatre Co. Dir: David Ira Goldstein Apr-11 EMMA The Globe Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Jan-11 WOODY GUTHRIE'S AMERICAN SONG Arizona Theatre Co. Dir: Randal Myler Nov-10 BONNIE AND CLYDE The Asolo Repertory Dir: Jeff calhoun Nov-10 OKLAHOMA Arena Stage Dir: Molly Smith Oct-10 33 VARIATIONS Capital Repertory Dir: Gordon Greenberg Sept-10 SOPHISTICATED LADIES Arena Stage Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Apr-10 DR. RADIO Florida Stage Dir: Bill Castellino Mar-10 LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA Arena Stage Dir: Molly Smith Feb-10 [TITLE OF SHOW] Arizona Theatre Co. Dir: David Ira Goldstein Jan-2010 CAMELOT The Pasadena Playhouse Dir: David Lee Jan-2010 BONNIE AND CLYDE The La Jolla Playhouse Dir: Jeff calhoun Nov-09 A CHORUS LINE Pioneer Theatre Dir: Patti D'BecK Sept-09 THE BEST IS YET TO COME The Rubicon Theatre Dir: David Zippel July-09 LOOPED Arena Stage Dir: Rob Ruggiero June-09 LEGACY OF LIGHT Arena Stage Dir: Molly Smith May-09 CIVIL WAR Fords Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Mar-09 ROMEO AND JULIET Pioneer Theatre Dir: Paul Barnes Feb-09 TROUBLE IN MIND Milwaukee Repertory Dir: Timothy Douglas Feb-09 LOOPED Cuillo Center for the Arts Dir: Rob Ruggiero Jan-09 HAIR Arizona Theatre Co. Dir: David Ira Goldstein Dec-09 LOOPED The Pasadena Playhouse Dir: Rob Ruggiero July-08 RED DOG HOWLS El Portal Dir: Michael Peretzian May-08 EMERGENCY The Geffen Theatre Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Apr-08 THE NIGHT IS A CHILD Milwaukee Repertory Dir: Timothy Douglas Mar-08 CURVY WIDOW The Post Street Theatre Dir: Scott Schwartz Jan-08 CURVY WIDOW The Alliance Theatre Dir: Scott Schwartz Nov-07 DOUBT Pioneer Theatre Dir: Martin Platt Oct-07 THE WOMEN OF BREWSTER PLACE Arena Stage Dir: Molly Smith Oct-07 CAN CAN The Pasadena Playhouse Dir: David Lee July-07 GERSHWIN ALONE The Geffen Theatre Dir: Joel Zwick June-07 SLEEPING BEAUTY WAKES Kirk Douglas Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Apr-07 OTHELLO Pioneer Theatre Dir: Gavin Cameron-Web Feb-07 NOISES OFF Arena Stage Dir: Jonathan Munby Dec-06 GEM OF THE OCEAN Milwaukee repertory Dir: Timothy Douglas Oct-06 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Alley Repertory Dir: Scott Schwartz Nov-06 LADY DAY Arena Stage Dir: Ken Roberson Apr-06 SHENANDOAH Fords Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Mar-06 INTIMATE APPAREL Syracuse stage Dir: Timothy Douglas Feb-06 INTIMATE APPAREL Indiana Repertory Theatre Dir: Timothy Douglas Jan-06 CUTTIN' UP Arena Stage Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Oct-05 LEADING LADIES Fords theatre Dir: MarK RucKer Sept-05 TOUGH TITTY Williamstown Theatre festivalDir: Charles Randolph-Wright Aug-05 ANNA CHRISTIE Arena Stage Dir: Molly Smith June-05 BIG RIVER Fords Theatre Dir: Jeff calhoun Mar-05 HIMSELF AND NORA The Globe Theatre Dir: Joe Hardy and jeff Calhoun Mar-5 SHOOTING CRAPS Maltz Jupiter Theatre Dir: John Tillinger Jan-05 STRIKING 12 Theatreworks Dir: Ted Sperling Nov-04 GERSHWIN ALONE Royal George - Chicago Dir: Joel Zwick Sept-04 GERSHWIN ALONE Hartford Stage Dir: Joel Zwick Aug-04 LUCKY DUCK The Globe Theatre Dir: John Rando July-04 110 IN THE SHADE Pasadena Playhouse Dir: David Lee June-04 ORPHEUS DESCENDING Arena Stage Dir: Molly smith May-04 SENOR DISCRETION HIMSELF Arena Stage Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Apr-04 JITNEY Indiana Repertory Theatre Dir: Timothy Douglas Feb-04 WAR MUSIC The Geffen Theatre Dir: Jessica kubzansky Jan-04 STRIKING 12 The Globe Theatre Dir: Ted Sperling Dec-03 GERSHWIN ALONE The Prince Theatre Dir: Joel Zwick Oct-03 AS BEES IN HONEY DROWN The Pasadena Playhouse Dir: Sheldon Epps Aug-03 ROMATIQUE American Repertory Theatre Dir: Joel Zwick/Andrew robinson Aug-03 BROOKLYN The Denver Civic Theatre Dir: Jeff Calhoun May-03 TEN UNKNOWNS The Mark Taper Forum Dir: Robert Egan March-03 THE CRUCIBLE Syracuse Stage Dir: Timothy Douglas Feb-03 KING HEADLY Philadelphia theatre companyDir: Seret Scott Jan-03 BLUE The Paper Mill Playhouse Dir: Sheldon Epps Jan-03 BLUE Coconut Grove Playhouse Dir: Sheldon Epps Dec-02 THE FANTASTICKS Arizona theatre company Dir: David Ira Goldstein Nov-02 BIG RIVER The mark taper forum Dir: Jeff Calhoun Nov-02 IT'S BETTER WITH A BAND Arizona theatre company Dir: Sheldon Epps Oct-02 BLUE The Prince Music Theatre Dir: Joe Leonardo 0ct-02 IT'S BETTER WITH A BAND The Pasadena Playhouse Dir: Sheldon Epps Sept-02 TRUE WEST San Jose Repertory Dir: Deborah Lavine June-02 TRUE WEST Deaf West Dir: Deborah Lavine May-02 ON THE JUMP Arena Stage Dir: Wendy Goldberg Jan-02 ME AND MRS. JONES The Prince Music Theatre Dir: Charles Randolph-Wright Nov-01 BIG RIVER Deaf West Dir: Jeff Calhoun Oct-01 ELEANOR Arena Stage Dir: John Tillinger Oct-01 A LIFE IN THE THEATRE Pasadena Playhouse Dir: Michael Michetti Sept-01 DO I HEAR A WALTZ Pasadena Playhouse Dir: David Lee July-01 IN THE BLOOD The Guthrie Theater Dir: Timothy douglas Apr-01 THE BETRAYAL OF NORA BLACK Cuillo Center for the Arts Dir: Nicholas Grace Apr-01 LES LIAISONS DANGEREUS Pasadena Playhouse Dir: Sheldon Epps Mar-01 BLUES FOR AN ALABAMA SKY Syracuse stage Dir: Timothy douglas Jan-01 PETER PAN CLO of the South Bays Dir: Alan Coates Dec-00 DINNER WITH FRIENDS Cuillo Center for the Arts Dir: Jack Hofsiss Nov-00 PLAY ON! Arena Stage Dir: Sheldon Epps Nov-00 THE GOOD DOCTOR Pasadena Playhouse Dir: Stephanie Shroyer July-00 THE POISON TREE Mark Taper Forum Dir: Robert Egan June-00 OLIVER! Deaf West Dir: Jeff Calhoun May-00 BLUE Arena Stage Dir: Sheldon Epps Mar-00 THE PEOPLE VS.
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    2 PRC AUG 22 – 26, 2018 Joan H. Gillings Center for Dramatic Art | playmakersrep.org | 919.962.7529 VIVIENNE BENESCH PRODUCING ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Dear Friends, As a Next Level Artist supported by the U.S. Department of State, Kane Smego has spent the past four years traveling to Zimbabwe, Thailand, Brazil, and Morocco to promote understanding and conflict resolution through hip hop, and to support the professional development of artists in those communities. As a theatre artist, Kane is an heir to Shakespeare, Molière, and Lope de Vega—and I’m not exaggerating. Kane’s extraordinary gift is to bend, turn, twist, and massage words in ways that make them feel entirely new again, and to arrange them into sentences, stanzas, images, and metaphors that drop our jaws and leave us panting to keep up. As both creator and citizen, Kane is a living embodiment of how art can make a tangible difference in people’s lives. What a lucky stroke it is, then, to have him return to his home turf and kick off our 2018/19 season: Shifting Ground: Theatre that Moves. Kane comes to us through our friend and frequent collaborator, Joseph Megel. Through Joseph’s acclaimed UNC program, The Process Series, Kane found an artistic home back on the campus where he honed his craft as an ungraduate student. We’re thrilled to offer Joseph and Kane an opportunity to deepen their collaborative rapport, and to further amplify this international touring artist’s local impact. For this production, building upon PRC2’s ongoing “Act Two” of post-show conversation, we’ve curated a series we’re calling “Pass the Mic.” Several audiences will get to meet a veritable Who’s Who of poetic talent from the Triangle and witness the breadth of the form.