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Jessicapaz646.262.7269 Russ Rosensweig Summit Entertainment Group, LLC 10 Potter Hill Drive Guilford, CT 06437 203-453-0188 (voice) 203-453-6532 (fax) @gmail.com [email protected] (email) JESSICAPAZ 646.262.7269 BROADWAY Bandstand April 2017 Associate Sound Designer (Nevin Steinberg) Andy BlankenBueler by: Robert Taylor and Richard Oberacker Jacobs Theater *TONY AWARD 2017 - Best Choreography (Andy BlankenBueler) Dear Evan Hansen Nov 2016 Associate Sound Designer (Nevin Steinberg) Michael Greif by: Benj Pasek & Justin Paul Music Box Theater *TONY AWARD 2017 - Best Musical; Best Orchestrations (Alex Lacamoire); Best Actor (Ben Platt) ; Best Featured Actress (Rachel Bay Jones) ; Best book of a Musical (Steven Levenson); Best Original Score ( Pasek and Paul). GRAMMY AWARD 2017; Best musical theater album. Disaster! the Musical Dec 2015 Associate Sound Design (Mark Menard) Jack Plotnick by: Seth Rudetsky Nederlander Theater The Assembled Parties Mar 2013 Associate Sound Design (Obadiah Eaves) Lynne Meadows By: Richard Greenburg The Friedman Theater A Life in The Theater Aug 2010 Assistant Sound Design (Obadiah Eaves) Neil Pepe By: David Mamet The Schoenfeld Theater FELA! Nov 2009 Associate Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Bill T. Jones By:Jim Lewis and Bill T. Jones Eugene O'Neill Theater *TONY AWARD 2010 - Best Sound Design of a Musical{Rob Kaplowitz} OFF-BROADWAY Othello Jun 2018 Sound Design Ruben Santiago Music by: Derek Weiland The Public Theater @ The Delacorte Hudson Public Works: Twelfth Night July 2018 Sound Design Oskar Eustis Music by: Shaina Taub The Public Theater @ The Delacorte Miss You Like Hell Apr 2018 Sound Design Lear DeBessonet Music by: Erin McKeown The Public Theater Book: Quiara Alegria Hudes Public Works: As You Like It Sept 2017 Sound Design Laurie Woolery Music by: Shaina Taub The Public Theater @ The Delacorte Julius Caesar May 2017 Sound Design Oscar Eustis Music by: Bray Poor The Public Theater @ The Delacorte A Midsummer Night's Dream Jun 2017 Sound Design Lear DeBessonet Music by: Justin Levine The Public Theater @ The Delacorte Ugly Lies the Bone Oct 2015 Sound Design Patricia McGregor By: Lindsey Ferentino Roundabout Theater Co. A Sucker EmCee Sept 2014 Sound Design Jenny Koons By: Craig Grant LAByrinth Theater Co. Music By: Rich Medina The Muscles in Our Toes Jun 2014 Sound Design Anne Kaufman By: Stephen Belber LAByrinth Theater Co. Becoming Dr. Ruth Oct 2013 Sound Design Julianne Boyd By: Mark St. Germain The Westside Theater Previous Productions: Theaterworks Hartford (2013); Barrington Stage Co (2011) The King's Whore Jul 2013 Sound Design Jen Wineman By: Rob Santana Starcatcher Productions @ Soho Rep My Children, My Africa Jun 2012 Assoc. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Rubin Santiago Hudson By: Athol Fugard Signature Theater Co. Hurt Village Apr 2012 Assoc. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Patricia McGregor By: katori Hall Signature Theater Co. Angels in America Sept 2010 Asst. Sound/Music Editing (Ken Travis) Michael Greif By: Tony Kushner Signature Theater Co. Music by: Michael Fredman Zooman and the Sign Mar 2009 Asst. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Stephen McKinley By: Charles Fuller Signature Theater Co. Henderson Stunning Jun 2009 Asst. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Anne Kaufman By: David Adjmi LCT3 @ The Duke 42nd Street WIG OUT! Sep 2008 Asst. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Tina Landau By: Tarrell Alvin McCraney The Vineyard Theater STRETCH: A Fantasia May 2008 Sound Design Emma Griffin By: Susan Bernfield New Georges Hunting and Gathering Jan 2008 Asst. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Leigh Silverman By: Brooke Berman Primary Stages @ 54E54 PumpGirl Nov 2007 Asst. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Carolyn Cantor By: Abbie Spallen MTC Looking for the Pony Feb 2007 Sound Design Stephan Golux By: Andrea Lepcio Vital Theater Co. Russ Rosensweig Summit Entertainment Group, LLC 10 Potter Hill Drive Guilford, CT 06437 203-453-0188 (voice) 203-453-6532 (fax) @gmail.com [email protected] (email) JESSICAPAZ 646.262.7269 REGIONAL Welcome to Fear City Mar 2018 Sound Design Chip Miller By: Kar Lee Corthrun KC Repertory Theater Scott & Hem... Garden of Allah Aug 2013 Sound Design Mark St. Germain By: Mark St. Germain Barrington Stage Co. 9 to 5 the Musical Sept 2012 Sound Design Richard Stafford Dolly Parton/Patricia Resnick North Shore Music Theater Romeo + Juliet Jun 2012 Sound System Design Joanna Settle Music by: STEW Shakespeare On The Sound See How They Run Jul 2012 Sound Design Jeff Steitzer Barrington Stage Company Legally Blonde Oct 2011 Sound Design Nick Kenkel Laurence O'Keefe and Nell Benjamin North Shore Music Theater Othello Jun 2011 Sound System Design Joanna Settle Music By: STEW Shakespeare On The Sound SCKBSTD Jan 2011 Sound Design John Rando Music By: Bruce Hornsby Spiral Staircase Productions @ VSC Much Ado About Nothing Jun 2010 Sound System Design Joanna Settle Music by: STEW Shakespeare On The Sound A Midsummer Night's Dream Jun 2009 Sound System Design Joanna Settle Music by: STEW Shakespeare On The Sound And Her Hair Went With Her Jan 2008 Sound Design Kamilah Forbes NJ Repertory Co Minstrel Show Sep 2007 Sound Design Rob Urbinati NJ Repertory Co BookEnds Jul 2007 Sound Design Ken Jenkins NJ Repertory Co TempOdyssey Feb 2007 Sound Design Sturgis Warner NJ Repertory Co INTERNATIONAL HADESTOWN Nov. 2017 Assoc. Sound Design (Nevin Steinberg) Rachel Chavkin By: Anais Mitchell The Citadel Theater, Edmonton AB FELA! The Concert Apr 2015 Assoc. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Bill T. Jones By:Jim Lewis and Bill T. Jones Steve and Ruth Hendel Australia & New Zealand FELA! May 2011 Assoc. Sound Design (Rob Kaplowitz) Bill T. Jones By:Jim Lewis and Bill T. Jones Jun 2013 Steve and Ruth Hendel World Tour FESTIVAL Fable Jul 2014 Sound Design Jenn Wineman By: Chris Anselmo NYMF This is a Play about Artists Jun 2013 Sound Design Nicole Rosner By; Ginger Kearns The Shelter (Fringe Festival NY) DOT Jun 2010 Sound Design Anne Kaufman Clubbed Thumb VERITAS Aug 2010 Sound Design Ryan J Davis Stan Richardson Fringe Festival NY *FRINGE NYC Award; Outstanding Ensemble Way To Go! Sep 2007 Sound Design Anne Kaufman By: Caitlin Miller Ignite Festival ACADEMIA Next to Normal Mar 2018 Sound Design - Student Advisor Princton University Actor's Studio Drama School Jun 2009 Sound System Design/Engineering MA Thesis Directors MA Thesis Playwrights PACE University @ DNA > 2014 The Threepenny opera Dec 2009 Sound Design Sam Gold The Juilliard School Charm of Preparedness Mar 2007 Sound Design Debbie Saivetz By: Jorge Ignacio Cortinas Baruch College.
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