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Res 18 Chrono Multi LAP CHI CHU lighting design Designs works (Chronological): Theater/Opera/Music/Dance Production Director Venue Upcoming: An Ordinary Muslim (PREMIERE) dir: Jo Bonney New York Theater Workshop (by Hammaad Chaudry) Mlima’s Tale (PREMIERE) dir: Jo Bonney The Public Theater, NY (by Lynn Nottage) Ironbound dir: Tyne Rafaeli Geffen Playhouse, CA Bordertown dir: Diane Rodriguez Pasadena Playhouse, CA 2017 The Wolves (PREMIERE) dir: Lila Neugebauer Mitzi Newhouse Theater, NY (by Sara Delappe) Archduke (PREMIERE) dir: Giovanna Sardelli Mark Taper Forum, CA (by Rajiv Joseph) Describe the Night (PREMIERE) dir: Giovanna Sardelli The Alley Theater, TX, (by Rajiv Joseph) The Atlantic Theater, NY Oedipus El Rey dir: Chey Yew The Public Theater, NY At the Old Place (PREMIERE) dir: Jaime Castaneda La Jolla Playhouse, CA (by Rachel Bonds) Constellations dir: Giovanna Sardelli Geffen Playhouse, CA Actually dir: Tyne Rafaeli Geffen Playhouse, CA (by Anna Ziegler) Once dir: Kent Nicholson South Coast Rep, CA TRANSlations (PREMIERE) dir: Jo Bonney American Repertory Theater, MA God Looked Away dir: Robert Allen Ackerman Pasadena Playhouse, CA King Charles III dir: David Muse Shakespeare Theatre, Washington D.C. (917) 854-4882 • [email protected] • http://www.lapchichu.com The Gersh Agency • Seth Glewen • 41 Madison Ave, 33rd Floor, New York, NY, 10010 • (212) 634-8124 LAP CHI CHU lighting design 2016 Father Comes Home From the Wars dir: Jo Bonney Mark Taper Forum, CA (by Suzan Lori Parks) (PREMIERE) The Wolves (PREMIERE) dir: Lila Neugebauer NYSF, Playwright’s Realm@The Duke, NY (by Sara Delappe) Barbecue dir: Coleman Domingo Geffen Playhouse, CA (by Robert O’Hara) King Charles III dir: David Muse American Conservatory Theater , CA Seattle Rep, WA, Future Thinking (PREMIERE) dir: Lila Neugebauer South Coast Rep, CA (by Eliza Clark) Christmas Carol dir: Adam Immerwahr The McCarter Theater, NJ Stage Kiss dir: Bart Delorenzo Geffen Playhouse, CA Amadeus dir: Kent Nicholson South Coast Rep, CA Dream Girls dir: Joel Ferrel Dallas Theater Center, TX The Body of an American (PREMIERE) dir: Jo Bonney Hartford Stage, CT, Primary Stages, NY (by Dan O’Brien) Disgraced dir: Susan Booth The Alliance Theatre, GA The City of Conversation dir: Michael Wilson Wallis-Annenberg , CA (917) 854-4882 • [email protected] • http://www.lapchichu.com The Gersh Agency • Seth Glewen • 41 Madison Ave, 33rd Floor, New York, NY, 10010 • (212) 634-8124 LAP CHI CHU lighting design 2015 Lost Girls dir: Jo Bonney MCC NY (by John Pollono) Guards at the Taj dir: Giovanna Sardelli Geffen Playhouse, CA (by Rajiv Joseph) (Ovation Award Nomination) Blueprints to Freedom (PREMIERE) dir: Lucie Tiberghien La Jolla Playhouse, CA (by Michael Benjamin Washington) KC Repertory Father Comes Home From the Wars dir: Jo Bonney American Repertory Theater, MA (by Suzan Lori Parks) (PREMIERE) Switzerland dir: Mark Brokaw Geffen Playhouse, CA (by Joanna Murray-Smith) After All the Terrible Things I do dir: Peter Dubois Huntington Theater, MA The 12 (book by Robert Schenkkan) dir: Richard Seyd Denver Center, CO (music by Neil Berg) (Henry Award for Outstanding Lighting Nomination) Mr. Wolf dir: David Emmes South Coast Rep, CA (by Rajiv Joseph) How to be a Rock Critic dir: Jessica Blank The Kirk Douglas Theater/CTG, CA Love and Information dir: Casey Stangl American Conservatory Theater , CA (917) 854-4882 • [email protected] • http://www.lapchichu.com The Gersh Agency • Seth Glewen • 41 Madison Ave, 33rd Floor, New York, NY, 10010 • (212) 634-8124 LAP CHI CHU lighting design 2014 The Orphan of Zhao dir: Carey Perloff American Conservatory Theater , CA La Jolla Playhouse, CA Death of the Author (PREMIERE) dir: Bart Delorenzo Geffen Playhouse, CA (by Steven Drukman) Five Mile Lake (PREMIERE) dir: Daniella Topol South Coast Rep, CA (by Rachel Bonds) Father Comes Home From the Wars dir: Jo Bonney The Public Theater, NY (by Suzan Lori Parks) (PREMIERE) Appropriate dir: Liesl Tommy The Signature Theater, NY (by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins) The Light in the Piazza dir: Kent Nicholson South Coast Rep, CA Trudy and Max in Love (PREMIERE) dir: Lila Neugebauer South Coast Rep, CA (by Zoe Kazan) 2013 The Mountaintop dir: Giovanna Sardelli Actor’s Theater Louisville, KY Small Engine Repairs (PREMIERE) dir: Jo Bonney MCC NY (by John Pollono) Uncle Ho to Uncle Sam dir: Robert Egan The Kirk Douglas Theater/CTG, CA St. Jude Stop.Reset. (PREMIERE) (by Regina Taylor) dir: Regina Taylor The Signature Theater, NY Romeo and Juliet dir: Shana Cooper Cal Shakes, CA Ms Julie (PREMIERE) dir: Jo Bonney Geffen Playhouse, CA (adapted by Neil LaBute) The Royale (by Marco Ramirez) dir: Daniel Aukin The Kirk Douglas Theater/CTG, CA (Ovation Award Nomination) The Fantastiks dir: Amanda Dehnert South Coast Rep, CA The Parisian Woman dir: Pam MacKinnon South Coast Rep, CA (by Beau Willimon) Raisin in the Sun dir: Liesl Tommy Huntington Theater, MA A Delicate Balance dir: Emily Mann The McCarter Theater, NJ (917) 854-4882 • [email protected] • http://www.lapchichu.com The Gersh Agency • Seth Glewen • 41 Madison Ave, 33rd Floor, New York, NY, 10010 • (212) 634-8124 LAP CHI CHU lighting design 2012 Other Desert Cities dir: Robert Egan Mark Taper Forum, CA Coney Island Christmas (PREMIERE) dir: Bart Delorenzo Geffen Playhouse, CA The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Diety dir: Jaime Castaneda Dallas Theater Center, TX Lombardi dir: Casey Stangl Cleveland Playhouse/ Arizona Theater Company Emotional Creature (by Eve Ensler) dir: Jo Bonney Sag Harbor Productions at The Signature, NY Berkeley Rep, CA The Convert (PREMIERE) dir: Emily Mann The McCarter Theater, NJ (by Danai Gurira) The Goodman Theater, IL (Ovation Award for Best Lighting) The Kirk Douglas Theater/CTG, CA Cloudlands (PREMIERE) dir: Amanda Dehnert South Coast Rep, CA An Early History of Fire (PREMIERE) dir: Jo Bonney The New Group, NY (by David Rabe) Elemeno Pea (by Molly Smith Metzler) dir: Marc Masterson South Coast Rep, CA 2011 Ruined dir: Liesl Tommy Huntington Theater, MA Berkeley Rep, CA Extraordinary Chambers (PREMIERE) dir: Pam MacKinnon Geffen Playhouse, CA The Imaginary Invalid dir: Tracy Young Oregon Shakespeare Festival, OR A Midsummer Night’s Dream dir: Mark Rucker South Coast Rep, CA Pride and Prejudice dir: Kyle Donnelly South Coast Rep, CA Cabaret dir: Joel Ferrel Dallas Theater Center, TX Somewhere (by Matthew Lopez) dir: Giovanna Sardelli The Old Globe, CA Rafta, Rafta dir: Jonathan Silverstein The Old Globe, CA Margo Veil dir: Bart Delorenzo The Evidence Room/Odyssey Room, CA Heavier Than . dir: Abigail Deser Boston Court, CA (917) 854-4882 • [email protected] • http://www.lapchichu.com The Gersh Agency • Seth Glewen • 41 Madison Ave, 33rd Floor, New York, NY, 10010 • (212) 634-8124 LAP CHI CHU lighting design 2010 Lil’s 90th (by Darcy Picoult) dir: Jo Bonney Long Wharf Theatre, CT Bones (by Dael Orlandersmith) dir: Gordon Edelstein The Kirk Douglas Theater/CTG, CA Wrecks dir: Neil LaBute Geffen Playhouse, CA Love Loss and What I Wore dir: Jenny Sullivan Geffen Playhouse, CA Gee’s Bend dir: Hana Sharif Hartford Stage, CT In a Garden (by Howard Korder) dir: David Warren South Coast Rep, CA Death of a Salesman dir: Amanda Dehnert Dallas Theater Center, TX The Whipping Man (by Matthew Lopez)dir: Giovanna Sardelli The Old Globe, CA King Lear dir: Bart Delorenzo Antaeus Theater, CA Jewtopia dir: Bryan Fogel Greenway Theater, CA 2009 The Good Negro (PREMIERE) dir: Liesl Tommy The Public Theater, NY (by Tracy Scott Wilson) (NOM: Lucille Lortel; Best Lighting) Father Comes Home From the Wars dir: Jo Bonney The Public Theater, NY (by Suzan Lori Parks) Wildflower dir: Giovanna Sardelli Second Stage, NY The Servant of Two Masters dir: Tracy Young Oregon Shakespeare Festival, OR Medea dir: Lenka Udovicki UCLALive, CA Our Mother’s Brief Affair (PREMIERE) dir: Pam MacKinnon South Coast Rep, CA (by Richard Greenberg) Around the World in 80 Days dir: Bart Delorenzo Cleveland Playhouse, OH Man of La Mancha dir: Michael Michetti Reprise Theater, CA Crowns dir: Israel Hicks Ebony Repertory Theater, CA Pasadena Playhouse, CA The Night is a Child dir: Sheldon Epps Pasadena Playhouse, CA The Heavens are Hung in Black dir: Peter Amster Indiana Rep, IN A Christmas Story dir: John McCluggage St Louis Rep, MO (917) 854-4882 • [email protected] • http://www.lapchichu.com The Gersh Agency • Seth Glewen • 41 Madison Ave, 33rd Floor, New York, NY, 10010 • (212) 634-8124 LAP CHI CHU lighting design 2008 The Fever Chart (by Naomi Wallace) dir: Jo Bonney The Public Theater, NY The Good Negro (by Tracy Scott Wilson) dir: Liesl Tommy The Public Theater, NY Dallas Theater Center, TX Romeo and Juliet dir: David Muse Shakespeare Theatre, Washington D.C. Dead Man’s Cell Phone dir: Bart Delorenzo South Coast Rep, CA Of Equal Measure (by Tanya Barfield) dir: Leigh Silverman The Kirk Douglas Theater/CTG, CA The Importance of Being Earnest dir: Warner Shook South Coast Rep, CA What They Have (by Kate Robin) dir: Chris Fields South Coast Rep, CA Doubt dir: James Still Indiana Rep, IN Iron Kisses dir: David Bradley Indiana Rep, IN Equus dir: Michael Donald Edwards Asolo Theatre, FL 2007 Fat Pig (by Neil LaBute) dir: Jo Bonney Geffen Playhouse, CA Man of La Mancha dir: Amanda Dehnert Cleveland Playhouse, Virginia Stage Company System Wonderland dir: David Emmes South Coast Rep, CA Fences dir: Jonathan Wilson Hartford Stage, CT; Dallas Theater Center, TX (“Drammy” Award) Portland Center Stage, OR Long Day’s Journey Into Night dir: Jonathan Moscone San Jose Rep, CA (Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Award)
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