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Jill BC Du Boff – Sound Designer Jill BC Du Boff – Sound Designer Member USA 829 Agent : Seth Glewen Agent Phone: 212.634.8158 Phone: 917.690.8233 Gersh Agency Agent Fax: 212.391.8459 E-mail [email protected] 41 Madison Ave, 33rd floor Agent E-mail: [email protected] New York, NY 10010 Broadway(selected credits) Show Position Theater Director The Good Body Sound Designer Booth Theater Peter Askin Bill Maher : Sound Designer Virginia Theater Victory Begins at Home The Constant Wife Sound Designer American Airlines Mark Brokaw Three Days Of Rain Assoc. Sound Designer Jacobs Joe Mantello The Odd Couple Asst. Sound Designer Brooks Atkinson Joe Mantello Our Town Asst. Sound Designer Booth Theater James Naughton Inherit The Wind Assoc. Sound Designer Lyceum Doug Hughes Urban Cowboy Asst. Sound Designer Broadhurst Theater Lonny Price Is He Dead? Assoc. Sound Designer Lyceum Michael Blakemore Reckless Assoc. Sound Designer Biltmore Theater Mark Brokaw A Touch Of The Poet Assoc. Sound Designer Studio 54 Doug Hughes Frozen Assoc. Sound Designer Circle In The Square Doug Hughes Maritius Assoc. Sound Designer Biltmore Theater Doug Hughes The Best Man Asst. Sound Designer Virginia Theater Ethan McSweeney Off Broadway / Regional (select credits) Broke-Ology Lincoln Center Theatre Thomas Kail The Pride MCC Joe Mantello Motherhood Out Loud Hartford Stage Co Lisa Peterson Sylvia Long Wharf Theatre Eric Ting The Divine Sister Theatre For A New City Carl Andress Lil’s 90th Long Wharf Theatre Jo Bonney Gruesome Playground Injuries The Alley Theatre Rebecca Taichman The Creditors La Jolla Playhouse Doug Wright The Retributionists Playwrights Horizons Leigh Silverman Wildflower Second Stage Giovanna Sardelli The Five Fingers of Funk Minneapolis Children’s Theatre Derrick Sanders Shanghai Moon Bay Street Theatre Carl Andress Iphigenia 2.0 Signature Theater Tina Landau From Up Here MTC Leigh Silverman Spain MCC Jeremy Dobrish Beebo Brinker Chronicles NYTW/37Arts Leigh Silverman Lower Ninth The Flea Daniel Goldstein Othello Alley Theatre Scott Schwartz Oh, The Humanity The Flea Jim Simpson Election Day Second Stage Jeremy Dobrish Crazy Mary Playwrights Horizons Jim Simpson King Hedley II Signature Theater Derrick Sanders Reckless Cincinnati Playhouse Michael Haney Nixon’s Nixon MCC Jim Simpson This Wonderful Life Cincinnati Playhouse Martha Banta This Wonderful Life St. Louis Rep Martha Banta This Wonderful Life Pittsburgh Playhouse Martha Banta This Wonderful Life Westport Playhouse Martha Banta The Treatment Culture Project Leigh Silverman Jump Cut Women’s Project Leigh Silverman Mother Courage LaJolla Playhouse Lisa Peterson Mother Courage Berkeley Rep Lisa Peterson Much Ado Alley Theatre Scott Schwartz What Then Clubbed Thumb Hal Brooks The Immigrant Westport Country Theater Tazwell Thompson Memory House Playwrights Horizon David Esbjornson Black Russian Julliard School Marion McClinton Top Girls Williamstown Theatre Fest Jo Bonney The Baltimore Waltz Signature Theater Mark Brokaw Spatter Pattern Playwrights Horizons Michael Grief Well Public Theater Leigh Silverman Where Do We Live Vineyard Theater Christopher Shinn Miss Julie Cherry Lane Theater Scott Schwartz Birdy Women’s Project & Prod. Lisa Peterson Two Days Long Wharf Theater Lisa Peterson Jump/Cut Woolly Mammoth Leigh Silverman The Fourth Sister Vineyard Theater Lisa Peterson Outward Bound Westport Country Theater Doug Hughes Wit 1st National Tour /Ordway Leah Gardiner Jimmy Carter was a Democrat PS 122 Michael Sexton A Letter from Ethel Kennedy MCC Joanna Gleason Men on the Take Cincinnati Playhouse Ed Stern Television and Film and Radio Comedy Central Present Slovin and Allen, NBC Late Fridays, Various Spots for Viacom We Pedal Uphill (Pinkplot Productions) Studio 360 for WNYC WNYC News Awards Year Show Nominated (if applicable) Hewes Award (Nomination) 2009 Umbrella Ruth Morley Design Award 2008 Drama Desk – Best Sound Design (Nomination) 2005 Spatter Pattern Drama Desk – Best Sound Design (Nomination) 2005 Miss Julie Hewes Award (Nomination) 2005 Spatter Pattern Entertainment Design Tyro 2001 Stage Directions “Top 10 under 30” 1999 Faculty Sarah Lawrence College .
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