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Rui Rita, Lighting Designer RUI RITA [email protected] please direct inquiries to Jonathan Mills, Paradigm Selected Broadway: *Premiere Booth Theatre The Velocity of Autumn * Directed by Molly Smith with Estelle Parsons & Stephen Spinella Stephen Sondheim Theatre The Trip To Bountiful Directed by Michael Wilson with Cicely Tyson & Vanessa Williams American Airlines - Roundabout Present Laughter Directed by Nicholas Martin with Victor Garber Booth Theatre - Lincoln Center Dividing The Estate * Directed by Michael Wilson with Elizabeth Ashley & Hallie Foote American Airlines - Roundabout Old Acquaintance Directed by Michael Wilson with Margaret Colin & Harriet Harris Belasco Theatre Enchanted April * Directed by Michael Wilson with Elizabeth Ashley Royale Theatre The Price Directed by James Naughton with Harris Yulin & Jeffrey DeMunn Selected Off Broadway: *Premiere Signature Theatre Company Paradise Blue * Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson Signature Theatre Company Jesus Hopped the A Train Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson Atlantic Theatre Skeleton Crew * Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson Roundabout Theatre Company Just Jim Dale * Directed by Richard Maltby Second Stage Happiest Song Plays Last * Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson Signature Theatre Company Old Friends * Directed by Michael Wilson Roundabout Theatre Company Talley’s Folly Directed by Michael Wilson Signature Theatre Company Piano Lesson Directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson Roundabout Theatre Company Milk Train… with Olympia Dukakis Directed by Michael Wilson Signature Theatre Company Orphans’ Home Cycle * Directed by Michael Wilson Theatre For a New Audience Engaged Directed by Doug Hughes Mitchell Maxwell - Variety Arts Dinner With Friends * Directed by Daniel Sullivan Lincoln Center Theater Far East * Directed by Daniel Sullivan New York Shakespeare Festival Antony and Cleopatra Directed by & Starring Vanessa Redgrave Opera/Musicals: *Premiere Ford’s Theatre Ragtime Directed by Peter Flynn Disney Creative Frozen * Directed by Sheryl Kaller Royal International Columbus * Directed by Loren Van Brenk Royal International The Gift * Directed by Loren Van Brenk Shakespeare Theater Funny Thing… Forum Directed by Alan Paul Old Globe Theater Rocky Horror Show Directed by James Vasquez Barrington Stage Company Guys and Dolls Directed by John Rando Centerstage The Wiz Directed by Irene Lewis Westport Country Playhouse She Loves Me Directed by Mark Lamos Vancouver Opera Eugene Onegin Directed by Pamela Berlin Goodman Theatre Floyd and Clea * Directed by Michael Wilson Huntington Theatre Company Blue Demon * Directed by Darko Tresnjak Williamstown Theatre Festival Tonight at 8:30 Directed by Ann Reinking & Michael Greif Regionals: Alley Theatre, Alliance Theatre, American Conservatory Theatre, Arena Stage, Center Stage, Center Theatre Group, Chicago Shakespeare, Cincinnati Playhouse, Ford's Theatre, Geffen, Goodman, Guthrie, Hartford Stage, Huntington Theatre Company, Long Wharf Theatre, McCarter, NY Stage & Film, Old Globe Theatre, Oregon Shakespeare, Paper Mill Playhouse, Pasadena Playhouse, Philadelphia Theatre Company, Pittsburgh Public Theater, St Louis Rep, Westport Country Playhouse, Williamstown Theatre Festival Selected Regional Premieres: Huntington Theatre Choice Written by Winnie Holzman Directed by Sheryl Kaller Ford’s Theatre The Guard Written by Jessica Dickey Directed by Sharon Ott Huntington Theatre The Power of Duff Written by Stephen Belber Directed by Peter DuBois Williamstown Theatre One Slight Hitch Written by Lewis Black Directed by Joe Grifasi Huntington Theatre The Miracle At Naples Written by David Grimm Directed by Peter DuBois Hartford Stage Learned Ladies of Park Avenue Written by David Grimm Directed by Michael Wilson San Jose Repertory Mandrake Root Written by Lynn Redgrave Directed by Warner Shook Selected Regional Revivals: Guthrie, OSF, Folger Pericles Directed by Joseph Haj Bay Street Travesties with Richard Kind Directed by Gregory Boyd Ford’s Theatre Laramie Project Directed by Matt Gardiner Mark Taper Forum The Subject Was Roses with Martin Sheen & Frances Conroy Directed by Neil Pepe Old Globe Theatre Death of a Salesman with Jeffrey DeMunn Directed by Pam MacKinnon Alley Theatre A Christmas Carol Adapted by Michael Wilson Directed by Michael Wilson Hartford Stage To Kill a Mockingbird with Hallie Foote Directed by Michael Wilson Westport Playhouse She Loves Me with Douglas Sills Directed by Mark Lamos Hartford Stage Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here with Olympia Dukakis Directed by Michael Wilson Westport Playhouse Time of My Life with Paxton Whitehead Directed by John Tillinger Hartford Stage Our Town with Hal Holbrook Directed by Gregory Boyd Paper Mill Playhouse Summer and Smoke with Amanda Plummer Directed by Michael Wilson Hartford Stage A Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with Elizabeth Ashley Directed by Michael Wilson Long Wharf Theatre Travesties with Sam Waterston Directed by Gregory Boyd Ford’s Theatre Matchmaker with Andrea Martin Directed by Mark Lamos Williamstown Theatre Design For Living with Campbell Scott, Steven Weber Directed by Gregory Boyd & Marisa Tomei Williamstown Theatre As You Like It with Gwyneth Paltrow Directed by Barry Edelstein Hartford Stage Long Days Journey Into Night with David Selby & Ellen Burstyn Directed by Michael Wilson Williamstown Theatre Glass Menagerie with Eric Stoltz & Dana Ivey Directed by Neel Keller Alley Theatre Julius Caesar Directed by & Starring Corin Redgrave Alley Theatre Antony & Cleopatra Directed by & Starring Vanessa Redgrave Williamstown Theatre The Guardsman with Christopher Reeve Directed by Michael Bloom Awards & Nominations: LA Ovation Award for Fly Audelco Award for Piano Lesson Henry Hewes Design Award for Horton Foote’s Orphans’ Home Cycle Lucille Lortel Nomination for Horton Foote’s Orphans’ Home Cycle Obie Award for Engaged Outer Critics Circle Nomination for Enchanted April Recipient of Princess Grace Theatre Award & Princess Grace Faberge Award Teaching: Carnegie Mellon University Guest Professor of Lighting Design Williamstown Theatre Festival Created and administered lighting design internship program .
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