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Bipoc Designers & Technicians ADDRESS: 10647 Griffin Road Berlin, Maryland 21811 TELEPHONE: 443.808.1215 EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: www.BrownBoxTheatre.org ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ This list is intended as a resource to identify racially and culturally diverse creative teams for theater projects in New England. This list was compiled from the National BIPOC Theatre Designers and Technicians list, however it only lists New England based artists. Individuals are able to add themselves by emailing [email protected], please note that you cannot nominate someone else, please only add yourself. BIPOC DESIGNERS & TECHNICIANS Production Area (designer, technician, musical Website (or link to online resume, or LinkedIn First Name direction or choreography, student looking for site, or other) opportunities to assist or intern) Sound Designer, Lighting/Scenic experience too, Mara Adanto-Keledei Specialty with Haunts & interactive theatre http://www.linkedin.com/in/marakeledei Production Manager, Stage Manager, Technical Director, Deck Manager, Carpenter, Electrician, Fly Rail Operation, Spot Light Operaton, General Stage Management Resume Alfredo Aguilar Stage Hand Technical Resume Dahlia Al-Habieli Set Designer www.eloquentaction.com Stage Manager, Assistant Lighting Designer, Carmen Catherine Alfaro Master Electrician www.carmencalfaro.com Stage Manager- AEA Assistant Stage Manager https://www.linkedin.com/pub/jhanaë- Jhanaë Bonnick Production Assistant bonnick/b3/3/a31 Ella Brooks Costume Designer erbrooks.wixsite.com/costuming Christopher Brown Lighting Designer/Master Electrician http://www.cbrown-design.com/ Anais Bustos PSM, SM, ASM, PA Check Linked In BIPOC DESIGNERS & TECHNICIANS Production Area (designer, technician, musical Website (or link to online resume, or LinkedIn First Name direction or choreography, student looking for site, or other) opportunities to assist or intern) Dominique Burford AEA Stage Manager Electrician Production Manager Keiko Carreiro Costume Designer/Scenic Designer/Prop Designer www.sfmt.org Szu-Feng Chen Set Designer www.szufengchen.com Yi-Chung Chen Lighting Designer www.yichungchen.com www.dawnchiang.com Dawn Chiang Lighting Designer https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawnchiang/ Melanie Chen Sound Design, Composer www.melaniesound.com Philip da Costa Stage Management; Production Manager www.philipdc.com Recent graduate looking for opportunities to assist Read Davidson or intern in Lighting Design https://readdavidsonlighting.wordpress.com/ Sound Designer / Composer, Lighting Designer / Anthony Dean Electrician www.anthonydean.org J Diaz Composer, Sound Designer www.diazsounds.com Actor, Composer, Lighting and Sound Designer, Alyssa Dillard Musician, Writer http://www.alyssadillard.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-drummond- Anna Drummond Sound Designer/Sound Effects Designer 8ab22a77?trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile_pic Jessica Evans Stage Manager, Technician www.jessicamoneaevans.com Russell Ferguson choroegrapher/ krumper Miguel Flores PSM, ASM Jennifer Fok Lighting Designer jenfok.carbonmade.com Class of 2019 Technical Direction, Freelance Jonah Free SFX/Pyrotechnic Tech, Production Designer Arshan Gailus Sound Designer and Composer http://www.arshangailus.com/ Latiana Gourzong Technical Director LatianaLT-TD.weebly.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosemary-rosie-g- Rosie Hartunian Alumbaugh Production Mgmt, Scenic Carpenter, Lx/sound tech hartunian-alumbaugh-612637133/ Carlton Hurdle Production/Video Editor/Playwright http://youtube.com/c/CarltonHurdleJr Izmir Ickbal Scenic, Lighting, Projections Designer http://www.izmirickbal.com/ BIPOC DESIGNERS & TECHNICIANS Production Area (designer, technician, musical Website (or link to online resume, or LinkedIn First Name direction or choreography, student looking for site, or other) opportunities to assist or intern) Bithyah Israel Composer, Sound Designer https://www.bithyahisraelmusicdesign.com/ Aja Jackson Lighting Designer www.ajajacksonlighting.wixsite/ajajacksonlighting Junior Johnson Scenic Designer www.JuniorJohnsondesigns.com Rasean Johnson Set/Sound/Projection Designer rasean-johnson.squarespace.com Allyssa Jones Music Director/Composer http://allyssajones.3050music.org/ Patti Kalil Scenic and Props pattikalildesign.com Devorah Kengmana Lighting/Projection Designer kengmanadesign.com Lighting Designer (member USA) Phil Kong Scenic Designer www.philkong.com Joyce Liao Lighting Designer, Photographer joyceliaodesign.com Wen-Ling Liao Lighting Desinger http://www.wenlingliao.com/ Qier Luo Lighting Designer www.qierluo.com Producing, Production Management, Stage Ouida Maedel Management https://www.linkedin.com/in/abigail-medrano- Abigail Medrano Stage Manager, Assistant Stage Manager 783a5036 Elizabeth Mak Set, Lighting, and Projection Design elizabethmak.com Jourdan Miller Stage Management, Scenic Designer (non-union) www.linkedin.com/in/jourdan-miller-9b0175187 Christine Mok Costume Designer/Dramaturg www.wingspace.com Christopher Morris TD, Scenic & Sound Designer Keta Newborn Stage Manager/ASM/PM www.newbornketa.com https://www.wheelockfamilytheatre.org/person/odeto Yewande Odetoyinbo choreographer/ actor yinbo-yewande/ Sara Outing Scenic Designer, Prop Designer, Puppet Builder saraouting.com Afsoon Pajoufar Environment & Set designer www.afsoonpajoufar.com Somie Pak Costume Designer www.somiepak.com Sharath Patel Sound Designer www.sharathpatel.com Jumatatu Poe Choreographer http://jumatatu.org/ Baron Pugh Scenic Designer BaronPughDesign.com Joan Racho-Jansen Lighting Designer Ravi (Riw) Rakkulchon Scenic Designer www.riwrdesign.com BIPOC DESIGNERS & TECHNICIANS Production Area (designer, technician, musical Website (or link to online resume, or LinkedIn First Name direction or choreography, student looking for site, or other) opportunities to assist or intern) Josafath Reynoso Scenic Designer www.josafathreynoso.com Dina Paola Rodriguez Stage Manager, Lighting Designer Isabel Rubio Costume designer USA 829 www.isabelrubio.com Student Scenic Designer, Scenic Painter, Props Sasha Schwartz Artisan www.sashaschwartz.weebly.com Sasha Schwartz Scenic Designer, Scenic Artist sashaschwartzscenic.com Phaedra Scott Dramaturg www.phaedrascott.com Alberto Segarra Lighting Designer/ Associate LD /ALD/USA 829 albertosegarra.com Stage Manager, Director; Prop, Projection & Sound https://www.linkedin.com/in/audrey-seraphin- Audrey Seraphin Design 97b8b995/ Music Director, Sound Designer, Composer, Amir Shirazi Arranger www.amirbshirazi.com Kahei Shum Costume Designer/Production Designer www.kaheishumdesigns.com Deb Sivigny Costume designer, Scenic Designer www.debsivigny.com AEA Production Stage Manager, Production Phyllis Smith Manager https://www.linkedin.com/in/phyllis-smith-4b452238 Shanel Smith Scenic/ Automation Designer & Stage Director www.linkedin.com/in/shanel-l-smith Caroline Spitzer Costume Designer/Assistant www.carolinespitzer.com Karthik Subramanian Production Manager Christopher Sutton Sound Designer http://linkedin.com/in/christopher-sutton-0985b332 Gabe Taylor Stage Manager http://gabevtaylor.wix.com/gabevtaylor Ethnomusicologist, Composer, Music Director, www.rpmvoices.com Clarice Thompson Choral Conductor, Music Copyist, www.claricelavernethompson.com Brianna Nancy Thompson Stage Manager/ Student looking for opportunities www.linkedin.com/in/briannanancythompson Lighting Designer & Technician , Sound Designer & A2 , Asst. Production Manager & Asst. Facilities Samantha Ticker Manager bit.ly/stickerdsgn Hannah Tran Scenic and Projection Design https://www.hannah-tran-designs.com/ Alejandro Treccani Technical Director Valerie Tu Production Manager / Stage Manager http://www.valerietu.com Sweta Vakani Costume Designer/Technician redefiningnude.com BIPOC DESIGNERS & TECHNICIANS Production Area (designer, technician, musical Website (or link to online resume, or LinkedIn First Name direction or choreography, student looking for site, or other) opportunities to assist or intern) Elena Velasco choreographer, director elenavelasco.net Abigail Wang Lighting Designer abigailwangdesign.com Ashley Yung Lighting Designer/Master Electrician ashleyyung.com Mara Ishihara Zinky Scenic Designer www.mizinky.com Haydee Zelideth Costumes www.haydeezelideth.com.
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